I tried to install the NVIDIA drivers 304.xxx, but could not, on those systems. On two other Linux systems (Zorin Lite and LXLE), I occasionally have display freezes, necessitating a reboot. My logic is that since the computer was kind of designed for 32 bit, if I use the onboard graphics, 32 bit may work better. It is 64bit capable, and I did have it 64 bit until the add-in card died. Originally, the computer was Vista 32 bit. I have been experimenting with 32 bit linux systems, trying to find one that will work with this old system. As a result, I am using for now the original onboard graphics for this 10 yr old Gateway GT5656 desktop. Hi, been away for awhile, now have need for some help again. One of the display crashes on LL 3.0 32-bit was while using the terminal. I have as I said turned off everything that may affect performance. I like Vivaldi, it's fast and easily customizable, highly intuitive. On the other hand, maybe 64-bit system with Nouveau drivers will be fine).Īnother issue in play here is the browser. (Keep in mind that I do have the nvidia 304 driver up and running in Lite 3.0 32-bit, hopefully I can get it working in Lite 64-bit. So I'm going to put those last 2 GB of ram back in (8 GB is the max for this mobo), and try a 64 bit install.
However, currently I'm thinking about your last remark, about it being a shame to use 32 bit on a 64 nit system.
Looking at the manual install, I may give that a try. The auto method did not work, got the same message (dependencies, held broken packages).
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