Lubuntu vs Ubuntu. Both Lubuntu and Ubuntu share two major important things: same Core System and same Repositories. Lubuntu and Ubuntu belong to the same family and talking about each as totally different two systems is not correct since they have some things in common. Thus, we use the same Forum Area and share many Wiki Pages.

I'm replacing Win 7 on my dear mother's EEE netbook because it takes 30 minutes for her to get on her bank page an other stuff simply because it's slugging along.

I've narrowed it down to Lubuntu and Xubuntu simply because they both look enough like windows for her to be able to adjust. Could someone outline their useability in a short, precise way when it comes to Browsing, word-processing, PDF-viewing, watching videos and running various browser plugins like flash, java and using netflix sparingly.

Which one is best for an EEE pc and is it likely to have proper hardware support at all?

The database connected to the distributed systems is quite complicated and difficult to handle as compared to a single user system. Overloading may occur in the network if all the nodes of the distributed system try to send data at once. Rmi in distributed system tutorialspoint. Concept of Distributed Architecture. A distributed system can be demonstrated by the client-server architecture, which forms the base for multi-tier architectures; alternatives are the broker architecture such as CORBA, and the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA).

Thank you for your time.

Edit: It's an asus eee 1201ha. It's 4 years old, only packs 2GB ram and some 1.6 dual-core intel atom processor. It's really a bit pathetic.