what computers do incels use? i have this t61 from 2007 and it still works just fine with a lightweight linux distro
Xps 15"
Great, now I want to buy an old Laptop and install Linux on it -.-
Does the battery hold up when it's from 2007?what computers do incels use? i have this t61 from 2007 and it still works just fine with a lightweight linux distro
I want to use Linux, but I don't know of a build that will play all my Windows games. 
replacement batteries are available online for like $50 iirc. this was one of the last models of thinkpads that didn't have the retarded "battery verification" system which prevents the use of third party batteries. also you can get up to 8GB of RAM in the sucker with a custom BIOS. overall for $60 i was pleasantly surprised
I wish they still made ThinkPads like they used to. They are durable, long lasting and repairable, things most modern laptops don't seem to get right. Their aesthetically pleasing design is the icing on the cake.
What games can you not run?I want to use Linux, but I don't know of a build that will play all my Windows games.
A cheap one. I need someone to donate me $1,800 on paypal so i can get me a gaming pc and moneymaxx.
a portable computing device like yours and also a desktop with intel inside.
About 85% of my gog library, apparently. And I haven't looked into it yet, but I can only assume GBA and N64 emulators don't work, either.
Of course, the OS filter on GoG only has Ubuntu as an option; I have heard about Wine being used for gaming, I think, but I don't know of any resources to check to see what games will work on that.
Morrowind, Fallout: New Vegas, Nehrim (Oblivion), and Bioshock, among many others, won't run on Ubuntu, though. At least according to the GoG filter.
You could use Lutris or just Wine
The list of supported games is here:
Games | Lutris
Play all your games on Linux. Lutris is an Open Source gaming platform for Linux. It installs and launches games so you can start playing without the hassle of setting up your game. Get your games from GOG, Steam, Battle.net, Origin, Uplay and many other sources running on any Linux powered...
WineHQ - Wine Application Database
Open Source Software for running Windows applications on other operating systems.
appdb.winehq.org
I'm pretty sure all of the games you listed are able to be installed on Ubuntu. I would also install Debian or Mint instead of Ubuntu.
There are GBA and N64 emulators for linux
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ThinkPad X220 (Core i5 2nd Gen). Paid £80 from a local Cash Converter.
Upgraded it to 16 GB, SSD, battery and Bluetooth USB adapter.
It is always with me and I feel anxiety if we become separated.
Upgraded it to 16 GB, SSD, battery and Bluetooth USB adapter.
It is always with me and I feel anxiety if we become separated.
Thanks for the resources. I'll have to peruse these later.You could use Lutris or just Wine
The list of supported games is here:
Games | Lutris
Play all your games on Linux. Lutris is an Open Source gaming platform for Linux. It installs and launches games so you can start playing without the hassle of setting up your game. Get your games from GOG, Steam, Battle.net, Origin, Uplay and many other sources running on any Linux powered...lutris.net
(Browse by app)WineHQ - Wine Application Database
Open Source Software for running Windows applications on other operating systems.
I'm pretty sure all of the games you listed are able to be installed on Ubuntu. I would also install Debian or Mint instead of Ubuntu.
There are GBA and N64 emulators for linux
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