Op wo, 11-04-2007 te 12:49 +0200, schreef Gaëtan Frenoy: > Hello, > > First, a quick reminder : for technical questions, you'll probably get > better answers in your native language using ubuntu-fr or ubuntu-nl. > > That said, there are still some techies reading this list so keep > reading... > > Le Wed, 11 Apr 2007 12:38:56 +0200, Steven Lemmens a écrit: > > Remember that for Ubuntu you'll need a ext3-partition and a swap-partition. > > If you don't want to mess up with partitionning your disk (which is > a very though step for non-technical users), you can take a look to > the following project : > > http://cutlersoftware.com/ubuntusetup > > This will add an entry to your Windows boot menu to run Ubuntu (or > Kubuntu or Xubuntu). Your GNU/Linux system will be installed within > a file in your Windows file system. You don't have to do tricky > things like resizing partition etc. > > I never tried (don't have XP anyway) so I don't know if it really works > but it looks really interesting to me ! > > Someone else can give a feedback about this ? > > Have a great day. > > -- > Gaëtan > It still isn't very stable and it introduces some off Windows unwanted side-effects to an Ubuntu install. -- Kevin Elaerts He who likes free software, but also free beer ;) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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