2009/11/14 Robert Marma <robert_marma at yahoo.com>: > To anyone in the group: > > Hello again.? I don't get to follow the discussions as frequently as I would > prefer, since I am not blessed to have Internet service where I live and have > to wait to visit my daughter or the local library to log on. > > I had bothered all of you a few months ago with a question regarding which > version of GNU/Linux to use to compile Scribus, with a view to eventually > writing my own customized code.? I would like to create a bootable or "live" > CD in order to try out one or a few of the GNU/Linux distros on my Windows XP > and Vista laptops, and was wondering where I could download ISO or other > images for this experiment.? I actually downloaded and burned a Debian disc > the other day, but it didn't boot, since it apparently was intended for a > single-partition Linux installation or dual-partition Linux/Windows > installation.? In case it matters, my laptops are far from being "high end", > but I'm sure they would meet the minimum RAM/processor/HDD requirements. > > Any advice and links you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
It's reallly not a big deal just install something and type "yum install scribus" I imagine. regards mick
