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Old 03-15-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Multiple Distros?

I know that you can have both windows and linux on the same computer, but can you have multiple distros on the same computer?
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yep i saw a site where a guy was running every version of windows several distros and minux on all the same pc. about a 100 OS's on the same drive. go nuts if thats what you want to do muha ha ha
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yep i saw a site where a guy was running every version of windows several distros and minux on all the same pc. about a 100 OS's on the same drive. go nuts if thats what you want to do Twisted Evil muha ha ha
That computer was badly infected with Windows. It is enough work maintaining one version of Windows, but to have several, definitely not for me.
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it was an interesting site to see the boot options for 10 different versions of windows and several distros of linux minux and many more. i will have to find that site.

ps i was wrong about the number its only 37 but here it is
http://www.maximumpc.com/features/fe...002-09-24.html
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i am currently running a tri-boot computer, i have Gentoo, SuSE 9.2 and Windows 2K though i intend to make it dual-boot of gentoo and SuSE soon
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Wow, 37 os on the same computer, I didn't think that was possible.
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Wow, 37 os on the same computer, I didn't think that was possible.
The article i read said thet it is 32 different operating systems, but if u included different versions, i think it was actually more like 50! lol

The article i read said that the guy made it because his mate doubted it was possible!! There's always one smart bugger that does that sort of stuff lol
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