Website review: Cs.cornell.edu/~djm/ubuntu/
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moderator rated 16 months ago- Ubuntu ver 6.10 howto.
- cromagnum55 rated 17 months ago
- Nice tutorial on how to install Ubuntu. I've been busy with projects on my Windows machine, but I'm dreaming of my next Ubuntu installation.....
- freesitebuilder rated 17 months ago
- Also includes handy list of packages if you're switching from Windows.
- blueglow rated 18 months ago
- I didn't think this was ever going to happen to me... ...but I've gone Ubuntu! I'm trying out this Linux distribution for several reasons:
- Curiosity
- I can dual-boot and still run Windows XP when I need
- Windows XP has really been playing up/pissing me off recently
- I am a programmer and want to expand my horizons
- I had a 7Gb 'recovery partition' on my hard drive going to waste (having made the backup DVDs)
- More curiosity
- I didn't think this was ever going to happen to me... ...but I've gone Ubuntu! I'm trying out this Linux distribution for several reasons:
- katja rated 18 months ago
- Otherwise very nice tutorial but do NOT install flash like that and pass package management without good reason. You can get it from repositories, the beta is added to backports and it is for real, no need that "update-flashplugin"-command anymore.
At now it is version 9.0.21.78.2ubuntu1~edgy1 - Otherwise very nice tutorial but do NOT install flash like that and pass package management without good reason. You can get it from repositories, the beta is added to backports and it is for real, no need that "update-flashplugin"-command anymore.
