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Really anything Linux. Ubuntu Server and CentOS are good options. If you need a Desktop Environment, I would probably grab Lubuntu or Xubuntu.

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Anyone has any suggestions on what OS would be good to make a low power Minecraft server. The pc I'm using has an Intel Core i5-3360M, 8GB DDR3 Ram and a 500 GB hard drive. This is not permanent its just for me and my little niece to play on temporarily. 

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Xubuntu is a good place to start, it's low enough overhead, and still mostly familiar enough to windows users.

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I may go with ubuntu server because 1 I'm bored and 2 I like figuring things out thank you both.

 

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https://minecraft.codeemo.com/

Here's is a Debian based MC server distro that works pretty much out of the box. You can run it headless and use a webUI to manage it. 

Main: Intel Core i7 10700K 4.8Ghz | MSI Z490 | MSI GTX 1080Ti | 32GB OLY 2666Mhz | 1 TB NVME, 3TB HDD

Toothless: Intel Xeon E5 1660v3 @4.4Ghz | MSI X99 Godlike | MSI GTX 1070 | Gigabyte 2070 | 64 GB 2666 Corsair LPX | 1TB NVME, 4TB HDD, 3TB HDD

Project-Gotham: Intel Xeon E5 1660v3 @4.3Ghz | MSI X99 Xpower AC | MSI GTX 760 | 48 GB 3000 Corsair LPX | 500GB NVME, 1 TB HDD

Casino-Royale: 2X Xeon 2690v3| SuperMicro X10DRG-Q | 2X MSI GTX 1070 | 80GB DDR4 RAM | ProxMox | 2 250GB SSD 1 60GB SSD 2X 1TB HDD 1 2TB HDD 6x 3TB HDD

Aux: Dual Xeon X5675's | Tyan s7205 | ProxMox | 32GB DDR3 ECC RAM |

Aux:  Core i7 4790K @ 4.6Ghz | MSI Z87 GD65 | MSI GTX 1070 | 16 GB 1866 Kingston HyperX | Dead

Aux: Core i7 4790K @ 4.8Ghz | MSI Z87 GD65 | EVGA 970 2GB | 16 GB 1600 Gskill

Aux: Core i5 4690K @ 3.6Ghz | MSI Z87 Gaming 5 | MSI GTX 960 | 8 GB 1600 Kingston HyperX

Mobile: Core i7 7700HQ | GTX 1070 | 16GB RAM | Ailenware 17r4

 

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