As a perpetual non-expert supporter of open software who likes to try
out distros in separate partitions on a single HDD, I've got to say the
bootloader is a huge issue for very unadvanced multi linux installs.
It is sad to experience competing linux distributions treating each
other like
i believe there are many bootloaders, take your pick
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 4:49 AM, Alan Kerns alan0ke...@gmail.com wrote:
As a perpetual non-expert supporter of open software who likes to try
out distros in separate partitions on a single HDD, I've got to say the
bootloader is a huge
Well, if it's that simple, you would do me (and a lot of other plodders)
a great service by pointing us to a recipe that explains how to set up
distros using grub and lilo where one can simply point and click to boot
a particular distro.
You may find it amazing but there are many who find the
Hi,
I am interested in installing 12.10 [rather than 12.04] on one drive of
a computer in which a second drive has Windows (for the rare occasions
when I use Windows) on it.
I am a bit apprehensive after reading this review:
first, it's better to not use betas as your OS. second, the only issue in
the bootloader is for very advanced multi linus OS installs (the installer
always formats /boot)
On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 2:24 PM, David ag...@justemail.net wrote:
Hi,
I am interested in installing 12.10 [rather than
