How many of you run any Linux Distribution as another Operating System on your computer? If yes, Which distribution?
Right now, I am running Ubuntu 9.1 on a VMware Environment.:angel:
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How many of you run any Linux Distribution as another Operating System on your computer? If yes, Which distribution?
Right now, I am running Ubuntu 9.1 on a VMware Environment.:angel:
I used Ubuntu 9.04 last year, dumped it for XP, since my PC's Warranty does not support Linux distros.
Dont wanna void my 3 year warranty :-)
But i can tell you Ubuntu is excellent, if you know how to use it , i.e
But there are blogs and forums you can learn from, so give it a try.
You can preview it without installing.
You can get the CD of Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala, aka Kubuntu) shipped to your doorstep for free. (anywhere in the world)
Just visit this webpage and follow the instructions.
If you want to download it, visit thisCode:https://shipit.kubuntu.org/
PS: Anyone using Sun Solaris ?Code:http://www.kubuntu.org/getkubuntu
I did tried it for few hours. Its just like Fedora but somehow I dumped it and went back to Ubuntu.Quote:
Originally Posted by ashwin
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Originally Posted by Avinash
Oh ok, i thought of trying it in my other PC, have the cds
I am using Linux Mint, a derivative version of Ubuntu. It's much easy and very good for home users.
Yes I have tried that too. Its good specially for novice users.Quote:
Originally Posted by Samuel
since this is an old thread but still open so i thought i will reply to increase my message count.. ;-)
I am using ubuntu lts 10.04 Lucid Lynx along with my vista which is my primary system
hmm ubunto 1.04 lts runs fine except it cant connect to my internet. IT runs as fast as xp on 1gb ram that too the live cd
Tried red hat linux(rhel 5) did not like it. But it runs fine. Cons : cannot connect to my net.
Using Xubuntu 11.04
I have ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwahal) On my system as Primary OS
Hello, I'm using Ubuntu, Debian, few years ago I used OpenSolaris
I have used ubuntu 10.10 some times ago.
I have currently tried fedora 13 on my school pc. Also tried open-suse live cd as it came with CHIP magazine.