Re: "Burn the CD image onto a CD. Don't create a new project and drop this image into it. You need to burn this image directly. It already is a project. If you burn it wrong the CD won't be bootable."
That could also stand a how-to link. A lot of people don't know how to burn an ISO to CD and methods vary between popular Windoze CD burners. I recall running across web pages that give step-by-step instructions for using using multiple CD burning programs, but didn't find my way back just now in a quick look-see. You might also think about adding some links at the end to some getting-started articles that skip the installation steps. E.g., how to use the package management system on Ubuntu to find and install software and apply updates, a link to the Ubuntu documentation home page for the last stable version and the bleeding edge version, a link to the Linux How To guides, how to install software from source, etc. Might also point out somewhere that out of the box, Ubuntu currently points to package repositories containing some 25,000 free software packages. Best regards, Paul -- Universal Interoperability Council <http:www.universal-interop-council.org> _______________________________________________ EUGLUG mailing list [email protected] http://www.euglug.org/mailman/listinfo/euglug
