-=> Jeff Clayton wrote to Mikesla <=-
JC> Re: Re: Ubuntu
JC> By: Mikesla to Snod on Thu Nov 10 2011 19:19:00
> -=> Snod wrote to Mikesla <=-
>
> Sn> Re: Ubuntu
> Sn> By: Mikesla to All on Thu Nov 10 2011 06:32:06
>
> > I just got Ubuntu (32bit version), and I'm a bit out of my comfort zone
> > because I have been using nothing more than Windows.
> >
> > I am using Windows 7 (32 bit), and I want to install it. Now I already t
> > it via booting from the cd (demo) only without installing the software. B
> > I install it in it's own partition (drive D) I am wondering if I install
> > Windows 7 first will this damage my ability to boot back into Windows?
> >
> > I guess what I am wanting to say is that if, and when I decide to do a f
> > install, and I uninstall it from Windows 7 will it hurt my main boot file
> >
> > I'm very new to this whole linux thing, and I just don't want to damage
> > system in any way.
> >
> > Can you folks also tell me some of the do's, and don'ts before I take th
> >
> > Thanks ahead of time.
> >
> Sn> Ubuntu now has an installer that works like any other program. If you
> Sn> get tired of it you can uninstall it like a regular program. I have
> Sn> been using it for several months now with no problems on XP.
>
>
> I did install it using the windows installer. I'm so new to this that it's
> down right embarrassing. It's like the good old dos days all over again, I
> guess thats one thing in my favor, I was raised on dos.
>
> Thanks!
>
JC> Being a DOS user has paid off for me many times even on these new
JC> Windows systems.
JC> A life devoid of integrity and fairness is no life at all!
JC> MGH AKA Jeff Clayton
I know what you mean knowing dos has really saved me allot of headaches.
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