I'm going to be running a linux box soon...
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| 10Jun2009,05:16 | #1 |
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Hey I'm just wondering wut is a good version of linux i should run on my old computer I know a couple liek ubuntu and others thanks.
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| 10Jun2009,07:03 | #2 |
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Fedora is good
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Light Poster
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| 10Jun2009,07:04 | #3 |
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Ok thanks for the reply I'll try it out.
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Security Expert
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| 10Jun2009,07:08 | #4 |
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Go4Expert Founder
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| 10Jun2009,08:51 | #5 |
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Ubuntu is also very good one.
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Team Leader
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| 10Jun2009,14:18 | #6 |
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Ubuntu is the best!
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Light Poster
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| 10Jun2009,17:18 | #7 |
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ok I'm going to try out a couple of these just 1 other question when I burn the iso image to a disk will I have to run when I start my computer up or when xp is already running and I just pop in the disk ?
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Team Leader
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| 10Jun2009,17:50 | #8 |
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Burn the Ubuntu image on a disk and boot from it.
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| 10Jun2009,18:09 | #9 |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pradeep Ubuntu is good for beginner to intermediate linux users. Power users will prefer Gentoo or Slackware. Gentoo is best for geeks (like me)! If you are a CSE student, you should probably go for Gentoo, as you can compile it from source. |
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| 10Jun2009,18:38 | #10 |
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I personally prefer Free BSD for power users! Ubuntu is the best when it comes to ease of use. At work I work on CentOS.
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