OpenBSD Intel Atom n270+1GB RAM netbook user there, among others.
Lariza as the big webkit2gtk4 browser, Links and Lynx as normal browser, with media bound to mpv+yt-dlp and nsxiv. MuPDF and a pipe with einfo -pp | lynx... | less for ebooks. ImageMagick, FFMPEG, sox. C, Perl for programming.
Bitlbee and Swirc for multi IM chat, sfeed for RSS news and podcasts, slrn for Usenet news.
A slightly hacked PCSX4ALL emulator (PSX) plus Mednafen for retrogaming among Slashem, BSDGames and Frotz for IF games.
Who said slow? OK, no Google Earth but I can use some TCL/TK based OSM map viewer from the TkIMG demos, and no Wine to play the games for that era. But, meh, I only get GL 1.4, not enough for proper DirectX9 translation (GL 2.1 it's the true basic DX9->GL mapping), so I've got lots of libre alternatives from https://osgameclones.com and a custom ScummVM compiled from ports with --enable-all-engines added to the configure script so I can play games from the Apple II era, passing thru Ultima IV, Maniac Mansion, Broken Sword up to Blade Runner and, soon, Sanitarium.
Lariza as the big webkit2gtk4 browser, Links and Lynx as normal browser, with media bound to mpv+yt-dlp and nsxiv. MuPDF and a pipe with einfo -pp | lynx... | less for ebooks. ImageMagick, FFMPEG, sox. C, Perl for programming.
Bitlbee and Swirc for multi IM chat, sfeed for RSS news and podcasts, slrn for Usenet news.
A slightly hacked PCSX4ALL emulator (PSX) plus Mednafen for retrogaming among Slashem, BSDGames and Frotz for IF games.
Who said slow? OK, no Google Earth but I can use some TCL/TK based OSM map viewer from the TkIMG demos, and no Wine to play the games for that era. But, meh, I only get GL 1.4, not enough for proper DirectX9 translation (GL 2.1 it's the true basic DX9->GL mapping), so I've got lots of libre alternatives from https://osgameclones.com and a custom ScummVM compiled from ports with --enable-all-engines added to the configure script so I can play games from the Apple II era, passing thru Ultima IV, Maniac Mansion, Broken Sword up to Blade Runner and, soon, Sanitarium.
People understimate its old machines...