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Ubuntu

Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2013 12:47 pm
by gmc
Bryn Mawr;1421713 wrote: Then check that you have enough contiguous free space to make into a new partition for Ubuntu to load into.


I have loads of space, all files are kept on a separate hard drive so the desktop has then operating system and very little else.

posted by bruv

Linux has become much less elitist, you can now ask silly questions and get proper answers on the forums.




What you mean no spotty little oick saying rtfm? That's one of the things that used to put me off. I'll try the forums as well, I've also printed put some instructions on what to do so I'll try it at the weekend. I'm working long hours just now and starting at you've got to be kidding o'clock in the mornings so basically I can't be arsed just at the moment.

Ubuntu

Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2013 2:26 pm
by Bruv
Had to look up rtfm, never been told that.

The beauty of popular Linux is that they are dumbed down for the likes of you and me, they hold your hand all the way through installation.

I found it very quick and easy the first time I ventured into duel booting installation

Ubuntu

Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2013 7:14 am
by Bryn Mawr
gmc;1421780 wrote: I have loads of space, all files are kept on a separate hard drive so the desktop has then operating system and very little else.

posted by bruv



What you mean no spotty little oick saying rtfm? That's one of the things that used to put me off. I'll try the forums as well, I've also printed put some instructions on what to do so I'll try it at the weekend. I'm working long hours just now and starting at you've got to be kidding o'clock in the mornings so basically I can't be arsed just at the moment.


I'd still defrag to make sure the space is contiguous.