Jen:-
The best place i have found so far to download Linux ISOs is definitely
Tucows.
ftp.linux.tucows.com
>From there i just downlaod Mandrake 7.1, SuSE 6.4 and Debian 2.2 Potato.
Take a look, you migth find something you want to try out.
Thanks
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Hi there
I'm just wondering if anyone out there has any experience with VMWare for
Linux 2.0.
I'm thinking about purchasing it and installing it at home so I can run
Windows if I need to.
My system is an Athlon 650 with 128 megs of RAM.
Thanks
Hey everybody,
I'm relatively new to Linux, ut I've found I've been able to pick up what I
need fairly quickly. My problem today is that I plan to buy parts and build
a new machine strictly for Linux. I just want to make sure that everything
will work by asking whther or not any of you have
I know that the best and easiest way to do what you desire is to wipe
everything out, and install Linux first, being sure to et aside the
drive(s) that you want for NT with either no partition on them at all, or
blank partitions. (Some linux distros have installers that freak when there
is
I've been loking into doing the same, I would highly recommend that oyu
check out the book Linux Clusters by O'Reilly and asociates. Tht book has
thus far answered every question i had, and it comes with a CD which
includes a multitude of clustering software.
It goes into depth on Beowulf L
Hi all,
I'm having some problems with the new XFree86 4.0.1 that I just installed.
The install went off without a single hitch and produced no errors
whatsoever, but unfortunately I have another problem.
Whenever I start X it produces no error messages, but starts up with a white
screen and
I have to agree, I do technical support for a small softwre company in
Ontario and I keep seeing these huge long "this doesn't apply to a dmna
thing here but I'm too lazy to delete it from the bottom of my mesage"
signature files.
That has to be one of my biggest annoyances when doing email s
