Is linux really able to revive a 10+ years old machine?

• linux

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  @superna9999's Linux kernel source fork for upstream development (by superna9999)

The important point is that nearly every kernel tree maintainer, in particular kernel.org, drops support for 'old' or 'no longer used' hardware because kernel features and APIs need to 'work' with all supported hardware in the tree. This decision is mostly based on... whatever the maintainer needs to maintain. Red Hat, for instance (again) maintains a strict HCL for the life of their major versions, and that HCL is generally rather wide, hence maintaining their own kernel tree.

• Lilidog

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  Stable Debian build with Openbox.

BunsenLabs and Lilidog are also options in the same vein as CrunchbangPlusPlus if you're interested in alternatives. Not sure about 32bit though.

• InfluxDB

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