A:Answer There is a type of Ubuntu out for this type of device. Debian only has tap to click on the on the Gnome packages. I have plenty of dealings with the Debian based Linux versions.
If you really want to this thing, it would take you running something called DBAN through it to wipe the hard drive clean. With a clean drive, you can then install Linux on it via USB drive. This would take a program called Pen Drive Linux to install it. You can watch Youtube to get the hint of how to do it. Debian needs a clean hard drive to install, and it needs a non free firmware file to install your wifi driver. It is free, but they call it non free. It can be downloaded from the website.