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Linux Mint Installation for client

Linux Mint Installation for client

Interesting installation of Linux Mint onto external boot NVME media, still boots in about 10 seconds and you would never guess it was running from USB, BIOS limitations can sometimes present problems but there almost always another way.

This is a great way to keep your Windows installation completely separate from the Linux and also you have a portable operating system that can be used on multiple laptops and desktop computers without leaving anything behind on those computers.

It functions and behaves in the same way as a normal installation would, except for the fact you can take the operating system with you on a USB drive or memory stick.

If anyone would like to try something like this then get in touch and get yourself a fully featured portable Linux operating system

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Saving Your Windows 10 and Older PC from the Scrap Heap in 2025 with Chrome OS or Linux

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As the end of support for Windows 10 and older PC operating systems approaches in 2025, it’s important to explore alternative options to keep your computer running smoothly. Two popular alternatives are Chrome OS and Linux, both of which can breathe new life into your aging machine.

1. Chrome OS

Chrome OS, developed by Google, is a lightweight operating system designed for speed and simplicity. It is based on the Google Chrome web browser and primarily focuses on web applications and cloud storage.

To install Chrome OS on your PC, you can use a tool called CloudReady. It allows you to transform your old computer into a Chromebook-like device. CloudReady is easy to install and provides regular updates, ensuring your system stays secure.

2. Linux

Linux is a versatile open-source operating system that offers a wide range of distributions to choose from. Some popular Linux distributions include Ubuntu, Fedora, and Linux Mint. Linux provides a customizable and secure environment, making it an excellent choice for older PCs.

To install Linux on your PC, you’ll need to download the distribution of your choice and create a bootable USB drive. Most Linux distributions offer user-friendly installation processes, guiding you through the setup.

Benefits of Chrome OS and Linux

Both Chrome OS and Linux offer several advantages for older PCs:

  • Improved performance: These lightweight operating systems require fewer system resources, allowing your old PC to run faster and more efficiently.
  • Enhanced security: Chrome OS and Linux provide regular updates and have built-in security features, keeping your system protected against vulnerabilities.
  • Extended software support: With Chrome OS and Linux, you can access a wide range of software applications, ensuring compatibility and functionality for years to come.

By choosing either Chrome OS or Linux, you can extend the lifespan of your Windows 10 or older PC, avoiding the need to invest in new hardware. With their user-friendly interfaces and ongoing support, these operating systems offer a cost-effective solution to keep your computer running smoothly even after the end of Windows support in 2025.

Contact Mojoo Ltd for help with installation, support and training, remember Chrome OS and Linux are totally free and are a great alternative to Microsoft Windows