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I have a Toshiba Satellite 1135 laptop, and i want to install a fedora core edition in my external USB hard drive.
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Intel celeron 1.8 ghz processor
256 mb ram.

Please suggest if there are other suitable linux OS which would be better than fedora core.
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Try ubuntu 7.10
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You should be pretty much ok with any distribution on that hardware, although if you could get to 512MB of RAM you would have a lot more capacity to deal with bloated applications.
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