I think if you go ahead with Ubuntu u don't need to go thru partitioning even. It gives you an option to resize your existing partition by merely dragging it to the new size. The best thing is it gives a u a live session to test if you are going to run into any issues. If your desktop comes up fine u can go ahead and install without any issues.
-- Have a splendid weekend, Mynk http://www.itihas.org.in/SattvaAugust2008.pdf o__ _> /__ (_) \(_)... Cycle along to a healthier life and cleaner world! :) Sandip Tiwari wrote: > > Hello > > No, you don't need a complete disk to use linux. You can use a > partition of the disk. > First thing you need to do is choose the right distribution for yourself. > I personally believe that Mandriva and openSuSe are the best most > easily configurable and easy to ones. > Ubuntu is always best for starters. > I can write a long step by step procedure to install Linux on your > computer, which will probably only confuse you. > The best thing that you can do is use youtube. There are many step by > step how to install linux videos on youtube. > Try it out. > Be careful about the partitioning. If you don't know how do, just post > it here. > > Thanks & regards > > ST > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: chiluveru snehith <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > <mailto:csnehith310%40gmail.com>> > To: [email protected] <mailto:twincling%40yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Tuesday, September 2, 2008 8:42:57 PM > Subject: [twincling] Linux installation > > hi how are you ? > > do you want any particular complete disk to use linux.? > > can you teach me how to use and install linux and use it sir.. > > Snehit. > > >
