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Fine so i try my best and follow your thread line:
But really i suggest and recommend not to do this!
First of all you don‘t need Linux for it you can do it with Windows if you are more familiar with it.
There is not a you must use Linux because you mine Monero. On the contray Windows can have some advantages on (easier) hardware observation but this is other topic.
I try answer it without pointing to windows / linux.
So: You can point miners together, so they mine together as co-workers.
For the coinbase wallet, there is a easy rule try not to hold any crypto on any exchanges especially not XMR.
1. Intel Celeron 2955U is a grave but, here we go = For XMR mining the „most“ important values are Threads, and Cache (especially L3)
Crosslink: https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining/comments/e4o36r/is_l3_cache_still_important_for_defining_the/
Your Intel has 2 cores 2 Theads 2MB L3
The good very (g)old 3950x (Year 2019) as a comparison has 16 cores 32 threads 64MB L3 - just to see how far away we are to stay realistic.
2. First of all i would suggest to get Monero GUI or Monero CLI to get a fresh new XMR adress what you only use for mining. The chances on being successful by solo mining with this stuff is between never and a bit less then never. What you could do is to bring them on to P2Pool Nano to get at least a hashrate number shown up.
3. First of all you pick out one of them (or a more powerfull PC) which is your server running your node (monerod) + P2Pool Nano + (optional wallet) (see 2.) then you get up your node full or pruned (BC) and then you point all the others with xmrig to this one as co-works. (I assume same Network here it would be like this IP: 192.xxx.33 main workers pointed to this address for example)
4. Check out XMRigCC (or alternative to HiveOs would be MMP OS but anyway for this situation overkill - AnyDesk TeamViewer perhaps?)
Also you should repaste every CPUs because i think they should be dried out. Use PTM7950.
But really i suggest don‘t waste time on this.

Fine so i try my best and follow your thread line:
But really i suggest and recommend not to do this!
First of all you don‘t need Linux for it you can do it with Windows if you are more familiar with it.
There is not a you must use Linux because you mine Monero. On the contray Windows can have some advantages on (easier) hardware observation but this is other topic.
I try answer it without pointing to windows / linux.
So: You can point miners together, so they mine together as co-workers.
For the coinbase wallet, there is a easy rule try not to hold any crypto on any exchanges especially not XMR.
1. Intel Celeron 2955U is a grave but, here we go = For XMR mining the „most“ important values are Threads, and Cache (especially L3)
Crosslink: https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining/comments/e4o36r/is_l3_cache_still_important_for_defining_the/
Your Intel has 2 cores 2 Theads 2MB L3
The good very (g)old 3950x (Year 2019) as a comparison has 16 cores 32 threads 64MB L3 - just to see how far away we are to stay realistic.
2. First of all i would suggest to get Monero GUI or Monero CLI to get a fresh new XMR adress what you only use for mining. The chances on being successful by solo mining with this stuff is between never and a bit less then never. What you could do is to bring them on to P2Pool Nano to get at least a hashrate number shown up.
3. First of all you pick out one of them (or a more powerfull PC) which is your server running your node (monerod) + P2Pool Nano + (optional wallet) (see 2.) then you get up your node full or pruned (BC) and then you point all the others with xmrig to this one as co-works. (I assume same Network here it would be like this IP: 192.xxx.33 main workers pointed to this address for example)
4. Check out XMRigCC (or alternative to HiveOs would be MMP OS but anyway for this situation overkill - AnyDesk TeamViewer perhaps?)
Also you should repaste every CPUs because i think they should be dried out. Use PTM7950.
But really i suggest don‘t waste time on this.