On 2/6/10 2:31 PM, Randy Stapilus wrote: > Thanks much for the help. Problem's resolved. > > I used apt-get purge to get rid of the Lyx install, and that worked > fine. > Didn't resolve entirely my other problem, which turned out to be a > matter of my own stupidity: On my dual boot, I had a limited amount > of space allocated for the Linux partition, had loaded a bunch of > music into it, and when the lyx install came in, that pushed it to > the limit. Killed out the music (which was duplicate from elsewhere, > so no loss) and it works fine again. My lesson out of this was, One > aspect of doing a dual boot: Pay attention to where your files are. > > Randy Stapilus > [email protected] > member, American Society of Journalists& Authors > > The next dual boot system you build, consider these ideas. Use two disks. One for OS's, the other for data. The OS disk can be fairly small, figure 15-20 GB per OS. Of course for data, the bigger the better. Create a generous vfat partition, this can be accessed with either OS.
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