Nah, not going that way. Windows was too heavy on the machine. I'll lower Lubuntu and try iBuntu too lol. Look like Lubuntu with nice looks
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Hey, this one is a riot 
I used to run macOS on this exactly the same machine - I could have just used this!
So you mean this could work on my machine??
I have absolutely no experience with iBuntu.
I just thought that it may be a handy alternative for those just wanted to have a macOS look on their Linux.
As @Aravisian pointed out already your machine is not particularly Linux friendly because:
- 32bit EFI + 64bit CPU*
- 2GB RAM**
*this would call for a specific distro comes with 32bit EFI or modding an installer with isorespin.sh (which works only for certain Ubuntu based distros).
**2GB would be insufficient to run Zorin OS with Gnome desktop (Core/Ultimate versions). Your best bet is Zorin Lite with XFCE desktop but I am not so sure if that is the "Zorin look" you wanted to have.
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I just realized that since you have to respin your installer, there is zero chance to be able to install Zorin on your system. Sorry.
I'll try respin Zorin lite.
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You could try, but it is not included in the supported OS. See the list bellow.
The script is called 'isorespin.sh' and works with all official desktop 64-bit Ubuntu (http://releases.ubuntu.com) and Ubuntu flavoured ISOs (https://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu-flavours), Linux Mint ISOs (Download - Linux Mint), KDE neon ISOs (KDE neon), elementary OS ISOs (https://elementary.io), Peppermint OS (https://peppermintos.com/ ) and BackBox Linux (https://backbox.org/). And whilst Kali is not directly supported the Kali Metapackages (Kali Metapackages | Penetration Testing Tools) can be added when respinning an ISO.
Why???
Are you asking why the limited OS included in the list?
I have no idea. I did not write this shell script.
You should go to the original blog and pose a question there.
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