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Well, I decided to install Korora on my desktop PC.
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Well, I decided to install Korora on my desktop PC.
Can you tell me more about these dependencies?Well, I decided to install Korora on my desktop PC.
RedHat was where I began with Linux.
They were the first, IMO, who sought to make Linux an OS for everyone.
RPM's were way ahead of everyone else, back then when you wanted to install something it was up to you to identify all of the dependencies - AND - the right release of those dependencies. It was a nightmare before RPM's.
RedHat was the first to take Linux Desktop seriously.
Can you tell me more about these dependencies?Well, I decided to install Korora on my desktop PC.
RedHat was where I began with Linux.
They were the first, IMO, who sought to make Linux an OS for everyone.
RPM's were way ahead of everyone else, back then when you wanted to install something it was up to you to identify all of the dependencies - AND - the right release of those dependencies. It was a nightmare before RPM's.
RedHat was the first to take Linux Desktop seriously.
I guess the latest Photoshop isn´t working on Win7.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap---- Business cards.
First boot set MX18
Second Mint Debian 2
I was a friend of Ian Murdock and Debz. Used Linux exclusively since 1997
Not sure. I generally use Gimp. I just installed 7 with a bunch of bootlegs on this SSD so I'd have it, if needed, and then put the Linux on the other 2 partitions.( and one for data)I guess the latest Photoshop isn´t working on Win7.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap---- Business cards.
First boot set MX18
Second Mint Debian 2
I was a friend of Ian Murdock and Debz. Used Linux exclusively since 1997
No, it doesn´t. It just puts the boot files on C: wherever you put the OS on. If your Linux isn´t completely deranged, it can handle this.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap-one camera).
First boot set MX18 Continuum
Second Mint Debian 2
Not sure. I generally use Gimp. I just installed 7 with a bunch of bootlegs on this SSD so I'd have it, if needed, and then put the Linux on the other 2 partitions.( and one for data)I guess the latest Photoshop isn´t working on Win7.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap---- Business cards.
First boot set MX18
Second Mint Debian 2
I was a friend of Ian Murdock and Debz. Used Linux exclusively since 1997
Nazi Windows, as you know, wont install on one partition, It wipes all drives
My wifeys laptop is W10 with MX 18 if(never) I need that
You skewlin me that I could install 10 without molesting the other partitions and still using my bootloader ? Never heard that one ?No, it doesn´t. It just puts the boot files on C: wherever you put the OS on. If your Linux isn´t completely deranged, it can handle this.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap-one camera).
First boot set MX18 Continuum
Second Mint Debian 2
Not sure. I generally use Gimp. I just installed 7 with a bunch of bootlegs on this SSD so I'd have it, if needed, and then put the Linux on the other 2 partitions.( and one for data)I guess the latest Photoshop isn´t working on Win7.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap---- Business cards.
First boot set MX18
Second Mint Debian 2
I was a friend of Ian Murdock and Debz. Used Linux exclusively since 1997
Nazi Windows, as you know, wont install on one partition, It wipes all drives
My wifeys laptop is W10 with MX 18 if(never) I need that
Theoretically. But you have to overwrite the Windows 10 bootloader then. It is good while you use it as primary system but I guess you won´t. It loads half the OS before you are given the choice what to boot.You skewlin me that I could install 10 without molesting the other partitions and still using my bootloader ? Never heard that one ?No, it doesn´t. It just puts the boot files on C: wherever you put the OS on. If your Linux isn´t completely deranged, it can handle this.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap-one camera).
First boot set MX18 Continuum
Second Mint Debian 2
Not sure. I generally use Gimp. I just installed 7 with a bunch of bootlegs on this SSD so I'd have it, if needed, and then put the Linux on the other 2 partitions.( and one for data)I guess the latest Photoshop isn´t working on Win7.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap---- Business cards.
First boot set MX18
Second Mint Debian 2
I was a friend of Ian Murdock and Debz. Used Linux exclusively since 1997
Nazi Windows, as you know, wont install on one partition, It wipes all drives
My wifeys laptop is W10 with MX 18 if(never) I need that
Understood. That's the only way I've ever done it or thought was possible. ThanksTheoretically. But you have to overwrite the Windows 10 bootloader then. It is good while you use it as primary system but I guess you won´t. It loads half the OS before you are given the choice what to boot.You skewlin me that I could install 10 without molesting the other partitions and still using my bootloader ? Never heard that one ?No, it doesn´t. It just puts the boot files on C: wherever you put the OS on. If your Linux isn´t completely deranged, it can handle this.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap-one camera).
First boot set MX18 Continuum
Second Mint Debian 2
Not sure. I generally use Gimp. I just installed 7 with a bunch of bootlegs on this SSD so I'd have it, if needed, and then put the Linux on the other 2 partitions.( and one for data)I guess the latest Photoshop isn´t working on Win7.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap---- Business cards.
First boot set MX18
Second Mint Debian 2
I was a friend of Ian Murdock and Debz. Used Linux exclusively since 1997
Nazi Windows, as you know, wont install on one partition, It wipes all drives
My wifeys laptop is W10 with MX 18 if(never) I need that
The best is to install Windows first and then Linux.
The best solution imo is to use separate drives. Disconnect all except one, install an OS, do the same with the other and now you can choose from the Bios quickboot menu if you need the secondary OS. So even if a bootloader breaks for a reason you can still boot from the other drive and they won´t come amiss.Understood. That's the only way I've ever done it or thought was possible. ThanksTheoretically. But you have to overwrite the Windows 10 bootloader then. It is good while you use it as primary system but I guess you won´t. It loads half the OS before you are given the choice what to boot.You skewlin me that I could install 10 without molesting the other partitions and still using my bootloader ? Never heard that one ?No, it doesn´t. It just puts the boot files on C: wherever you put the OS on. If your Linux isn´t completely deranged, it can handle this.Triple boot Win7(Never use it----photoshop=Adobe crap-one camera).
First boot set MX18 Continuum
Second Mint Debian 2
Not sure. I generally use Gimp. I just installed 7 with a bunch of bootlegs on this SSD so I'd have it, if needed, and then put the Linux on the other 2 partitions.( and one for data)I guess the latest Photoshop isn´t working on Win7.
Nazi Windows, as you know, wont install on one partition, It wipes all drives
My wifeys laptop is W10 with MX 18 if(never) I need that
The best is to install Windows first and then Linux.
You should instead aim it at Satya Nadella's house.......I pray daily that an asteroid strikes Bill Gates house