installation notes for ubuntu linux(with photos)?
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I actually just installed Ubuntu today. It was a live cd install and I came to a sliding bar thing shortly after starting the install it was real easy just had to move the bar to what percentage I wanted allocated for Ubuntu. sorry I don't have photos, Hope this helps
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Try downloads.com.  They have a BUNCH of stuff.
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If you just want to see what's on it, mount it using 'mount', 'Disk Maker' (or whatever it's called), or DaemonTools - http://www.daemon-tools.cc/
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I would suggest to try out knoppix live cd and run it.\nthat would give you half idea of the drivers that are missing or how your linux would work like... when done..\n\nKnoppix would not install anything on your system, but run directly from cd...\n\nwww.knoppix.org / com\n\nsome good news...http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9584_22-826283.html
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http://help.ubuntu.com/starterguide/C/ch04.html\n\ngood luck
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go to WWW.bootdisk.com
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Use the newsgroup alt.binaries.ebook.technical, and post what you want there.  someone may have it.\nThanks
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if you want Windows, order at http://www.microsoft.com\nif you want some Linux crap, get links for downloading and ordering at http://distrowatch.com/
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you can find it here\n\nhttp://www.majorgeeks.com/download4400.html
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There are a lot of good GNU/Linux distributions, depends what you want to do. if you want to your desktop, try Mandryba, Lycorix, Ubuntu (KUbuntu, Edubuntu), Gentoo... are the most frindly and easy to install.
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You will find a lot of information at http://www.linuxquestions.org , also as mentioned, http://www.linuxiso.org is somewhere to download from (it may not be up-to-date though). It's best to download from the homepage of the distro you choose. Also a magazine called Linux Format (available at WHSmiths) is a monthly magazine published in the UK, which has a DVD/CD each month with a Linux distro on it.
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Try these websites:\nhttp://www.linux-tutorial.info/modules.php?name=Howto\nhttp://yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/\nhttp://www.howtoforge.com/
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right click and download it to you H/D\nthen install it
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Dual boot reccommended. www.openoffice.org - linux office suite - read and save .doc and powerpoint format - it`s better for me than Word - don`t stuck, offer word completion till you type, auto correct etc.\nSlackware is most stable and one of the oldest distro - Download and learn from Slackbook.
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Either Install a fresh copy of an OS over it.\nOr\nEnter through Windows XP(if you have it also) and through Computer Management, format the pertition where Linux is installed
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try:\nhttp://www.ubuntu.com/\nthey have a live cd download option, or a downloadable version that you can actually install on your hard drive (which you will have to partition first).  it has a windows like interface so is easy to learn...  hope this helps
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I'd suggest you go to Puppylinux.com they have a very small linux distro that is made to co-exist with XP. I run Puppy 2.10 myself and got ride of everything from Microsoft. Puppy comes with things that MS makes you pay extra for.