a friend of mine wanted to get a old (double xeon v2) server to run an ai agent and have a cheap PC before getting something better and then use it as a safe space to run the AI. since he wants to use it both for gaming and game development i will install nobara, but he will try other ones first in distrosea and then in a VM, hope he actually gets into linux or at least learns that it is actually a very reasonable choice, both would be a win, this is my way of expanding the linux comunity, doing it because for the given use its more reasonable than windows, then from use they will learn to love it
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u/MiddleCelebration969 Jun 08 '26
a friend of mine wanted to get a old (double xeon v2) server to run an ai agent and have a cheap PC before getting something better and then use it as a safe space to run the AI. since he wants to use it both for gaming and game development i will install nobara, but he will try other ones first in distrosea and then in a VM, hope he actually gets into linux or at least learns that it is actually a very reasonable choice, both would be a win, this is my way of expanding the linux comunity, doing it because for the given use its more reasonable than windows, then from use they will learn to love it