hi
also do i need virtualisation software like fusion to run linux?
i want to give this a go but you say "i can install it from the ISO
image: so does that mean that i can boot up into linux and get a
talking operating system like i do the mac?
please reply off list if easier
will
On 25 May 2007, at 07:11, Rafael Bejarano wrote:
Hello,
Do you have ubuntu installed on a PowerPC Mac or on an intel Mac?
Rafael Bejarano
On May 24, 2007, at 7:25 PM, Justin Harford wrote:
Hi all
I have tried open office on ubuntu running on my virtual machine
and at least, so far, it seems to work okay. I will continue to
use latex for my word processing, presentation making needs, but I
like the spread sheet. Solves that problem. And the IM is not to
bad either. Nice to have messages read as they come in. If you
all want to join me in my endeaver, you can download it from
ubuntu.com. Don't quote me on that page but it is really easy to
find. Click on the download link, fill out the form for the kind
of computer you are using, and click the download button. We are
pretty much using the ordinary computers. I was dum and tried 64
bit intel processors but that is not it. It is a 700 mb
download. Surprisingly small for an operating system. You can
just install it directly from the iso disk image that you download.
Justin Harford
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