Bob, dual-booting is a real pain in the bohunkus for making the
transition from Windows to Linux. Not that many have not done it that
way, but running Linux on a virtual machine atop Windows works very
well. Big advantages are that you can use both operating systems
concurrently, share data partiti
An easy install is kubuntu (I did v. 9.10 recently)
To start with it only requires ca. 3 GB. (but you may want at least 10GB to
grow it)
Though easy, still try the advanced/expert mode when you chose the partition
for the OS (I had an ext3 prepared, but the installer's default was to resize
an
An easy install is kubuntu (I did v. 9.10 recently)
To start with it only requires ca. 3 GB. (but you may want at least 10GB to
grow it)
Though easy, still try the advanced/expert mode when you chose the partition
for the OS (I had an ext3 prepared, but the installer's default was to resize
an e
Hi Y'all,
I am tired of paying all kinds of fees(renewals for Microsoft Word, virus
protection programs, etc.).
I tried linux twice before within the last 10-20 years but got dicouraged
setting up the system.
I'd like to have Linux on another drive to be reached by dual-boot in at least
one of m
