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this is one of the most helpful boards I've tried posting at. allot of the other ones just ignore your questions. I know allot of is has to do with ...
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this is one of the most helpful boards I've tried posting at. allot of the other ones just ignore your questions. I know allot of is has to do with people not using the search feature, which I'm probably guilty of here too
- 02-04-2012 #12Linux Guru
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I agree w/you. I've been to a couple good ones, but this is definitely the most responsive and the most helpful.
That kind of thing never really bothered me, personally - if you have a question, ask it, i say. if google didn't bring you here in the first place, it is probably not to be found anyway.
Originally Posted by Chavo27 Last edited by atreyu; 02-04-2012 at 05:46 AM. Reason: typo
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I was reading something on the ubuntu page said you could try it from a CD or USB first. I've tried to run them on LIVE CDs it's terribly slow. Would booting it from USB be any quicker?
- 02-05-2012 #15Linux Guru
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yes, definitely quicker. what would be best is using a Live CD/USB to test-drive the distro first, then once you've made your decision, install the distro of choice to your hard drive. that is the best performance you will get.
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I've been reading and reading the more I read the more I can't decide there's so many distros but like I said as long as I have a media center, google chrome, and gimp I'm happy. I cant think of that software that is like ms office I'll need that also.
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Hell this didn't work at all, I dug the old PC out put some more ddr in her. Downloaded Mint and openSUSE burned the iso to dvd-rs with imgBurn. Same program I've used for years, had to download it on this machine but it's not burning anything. Says the discs are blank but I can see where it's wrote something.
How many people have multiple distros cause I can't decide just wonder if this is normal.
- 02-05-2012 #18Linux Guru
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I've never used imgBurn, but are you sure that you burned it "from an ISO image file" versus dragging and dropping it to the burn application (and thus making a non-bootable data CD)?
you could also try other GUI burner like nautilus-cd-burner, gnomebaker, or k3b, or growisofs from the command line.
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I think it's the discs, I burned the other ones at full speed. Did ubuntu with imgBURN at on 8x and the disc works fine..
- 02-05-2012 #20
You're probably thinking about Libre Office.
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