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well def: new to all linux. And my goal is to learn as much as I can. But one of my most asked ? is where would I start If ...
- 02-23-2011 #1Just Joined!
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Whats up Everyone =)
well def: new to all linux. And my goal is to learn as much as I can. But one of my most asked ? is where would I start If I want to install linux on my pc which is x64 win7. thanks friends for all the advice.
- 02-23-2011 #2
Welcome. I run MyWolfe on a 2 gig Pendrive. Plug it into any Laptop I wish to run Linux on. Do this with AntiX also.
MyWolfe Pendrive
AntiX Pendrive
Puppeee Pendrive
Just another way to run Linux besides dual-booting. Lots of good info on the web for dual booting also.
Happy Trails, RokLinux Registered User # 475019
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- 02-23-2011 #3forum.guy
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Hello and welcome!

One of the top 5 distributions in the page hit ranking list over at DistroWatch.com will usually satisfy most new Linux users. Download the distro of your choice, burn it to disk as an image, then boot your machine with the newly created installation disk, and choose the install option when you are ready to commit to the installation. More about getting started with Linux can be found in my user signature at the bottom of this post.
Have fun with it.oz
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- 02-23-2011 #4Just Joined!
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ok cool so what should I do first to get linux running
- 02-23-2011 #5forum.guy
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Install it as indicated above, or another popular option for seeing what it looks like is to run it from a liveCD:
Live CD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Quite a few different distributions come in a liveCD format but they run too slowly for anything other than emergency use or administrative tasks, at least in my own opinion.oz
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- 02-24-2011 #6
Welcome to the forums. Go to distrowatch.com and select a distro or 2 or 10 of your choice, burn to cd to use as a live cd, and see which one suits you best. Once you have decided on a distro, install to your hard drive, update the packages from the repository, and enjoy. In addition to the forum, a good source of info is <Linux> - Google Search.
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- 02-24-2011 #7


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