I think most sites that provide downloadable distros will have ISO's somewhere, if not at a home site then at some mirror site.
I've successfully loaded WhiteBox Linux over MS Virtual PC 2004 and then installed and activated D3. WBL is a fork from RHEL (ES/AS/WS) and seems to be a good platform, and free besides. I plan to load Unidata and jBASE on this in the near future as well. http://whiteboxlinux.org VPC is good software and comes free with MSDN, but I think you'll do well with vmWare, where there is more incentive for the vendor to support non-MS OS's and to strive for better performance. HTH, Tony Eugene Perry wrote: > I have purchased a copy of VMWare and I am running on XP Pro. > I have been > able to find a place that has ISO images of Linux versions - > I think someone mentioned it here, http://www.linuxiso.org/ > > Now my problem is learning how to use VMWare and at the same > time how to > install Linux LOL. I am going to try and see if I can burn > ISO images onto > a CDR so that I can just pop them into my cd. ------- u2-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
