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Choosing a Linux distro should start with the user's own hardware, not popular recommendations. Ubuntu requires at least 6GB of RAM, while older PCs may need lighter options like Linux Mint Xfce, MX Linux, or antiX. Newer hardware suits Fedora or Arch for faster kernel updates.
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Old Android phone becomes Linux server