Ok, i own an Intel Mac (Tiger 10.4.4) and i want to dual boot Linux on it. I'm not entirely sure if Boot Camp would work fine as i've received mixed feedback from other users. Some explanation and clarification would be much appreciated. I'm planning to get Ubuntu

nope.. i meant make the os hybrid..
it's known as safest system in the world.. it was really amazing..
i read it from chip megazine last year..

Firefox w/out the fox.. That is what they get for forcing EULA on firefox for Debian...

there is another one.. ice cat

I still don't understand what you meant.. is it combining windows and linux in server environment?

You either dual boot or you can run it in Parallel VM.

I recommend dual boot with rEFIt because it's much faster & you can have desktop effects which is not possible in Parallel.

I've never heard of a hybrid, but it's possible to install X.org in MacOS X and run most X apps in it, if that's what u r talking about.

Is this only for Linux or Windows acceptable..??

News from Fedora Project..

Fedora 11 Release Name is Leonidas

nice name is it?

Im looking for expert Linux that can manage/ install/ setup for my server at my office. we will pay for it. pls email to me/ pm me : amstraider@yahoo.com.

Dunno which 1 of Linux version should I approach, I have both Red Hat 9 & Fedora Core 1 DVD installer, but both also trouble me to install internet connection & others driver.

My suggestion is either one of this (if it's your first time venturing into GNU/Linux):

1. Ubuntu Linux

2. Linux Mint

3. openSUSE

Most of your proprietary hardware drivers and multimedia codecs will work out-of-the-box with the above distros. Same goes with your local network and internet connection. Information of the package contents and screenshots can be found here:

http://distrowatch.com/

i think ubuntu is the best for newbies.......

for pro...slackware...........

I love deluge. http://deluge-torrent.org/

ktorrent for KDE
deluge for gnome.

or libtorrent if want simpler, access via webui.

This post has been edited by failed.hashcheck: Dec 31 2009, 02:20 PM

I Own BenQ s57..
when i install windows 7 my laptop is running smoothly and most importantly not overheat..
first i try to change to linux mint my laptop overheat
then i try to ubuntu also overheat..

overheat by shutdown to protect etc hardware...
how can i install ubuntu?
i really interested in trying..

i try install in windows and bios...
both does not work for me..

- Intel® Core™2 Duo processor P8700 2.53
Ati radeon hd 4650 512 mb
ram 2 gb

Alternatively, use VMware or Virtual box to emulate linux in your windows 7

can anyone suggest a website link to download red hat 9 freeware??

you can install ubuntu in windows like ordinary windows software.
just insert ubuntu cd into ur cd drive then follow on screen instruction.
to uninstall it, use add or remove in control panel.
ubuntu also automatically detect windows installed on hdd for dual boot installation.
Gud Luck mate...

This post has been edited by hantu666: Feb 8 2010, 12:59 AM

hello..
im just asking..
-Will Chrome OS become open source?

-when will the google OS will b launce>?

These kind of questions, you better be asking google.com themselves.

has anyone try playing game with wine? how is it? i want to play baldurs gate and diablo. any info is appreciated thanks.

Deluge by far is the fastest (thus making it the best in my opinion) torrent client I've ever used, and I also like it so far.

My only gripe with it is that it causes quite some slowdown on the connection while surfing, but that's not severe enough for me to not call it a trivial matter.

This post has been edited by FlameReaper: May 13 2010, 12:58 AM