XP/Ubuntu dual-boot
JoeHill
joehill-R6A+fiHC8nRWk0Htik3J/w at public.gmane.org
Tue Nov 13 16:05:48 UTC 2007
Chris Aitken wrote:
> I'm thinking of installing XP and Ubuntu as a dual-boot on my daughter's
> machine. Her birthday is less than two weeks away. I want to be able to
> have her iPod work for her. I hope Craig and Joe won't take this as an
> invitation to discontinue the iPod/gtkpod installation on my fedora 7
> computer. I'd like to keep on with that. This is just a contingency. As
> repulsive as it is to me, I hear the iPod will magically work under XP.
> It sounds like it has a better chance working under Ubuntu (than fedora
> 7) as well. I've been wanting to try a debian-based system for some
> time. I hear that Ubuntu is a nice safe place for fedora chickens like
> me to start with debian-based OSs.
...and if I am not mistaken, there are at least a few Ubuntu users on here ;)
> So, just to be clear: I'm not giving up on fedora 7 (it is on my
> production machine for our business so I can't get rid of it lightly),
> but I want to try an XP/Ubuntu dual-boot on my daughter's machine.
Good choice...Ubuntu I mean. There should be packages for libgpod and gtkpod
and rhythmbox within the next few days :-)
> 1. What is the latest stable version of Ubuntu and what a good site to
> get the iso from?
Ubuntu.com
> 2. Is it best to install XP or Ubuntu first.
Always install Windows first.
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JoeHill
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