On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 8:57 AM, Bobby Sanders ssand...@ssvzc.com wrote:
I live in Texas. I have a friend in Brownsville, TN, who is disabled and
wants to run Linux on his computer. He uses his computer mostly for gaming
and browsing. He is currently running a Windows platform.
One more
On the gaming front, there may be good news soon.
http://store.steampowered.com/livingroom/SteamOS/
Steam has been working on their SteamOS for a while, which is a Linux
distro customized for gaming. Many games that are DirectX-only aren't
going to run, but many OpenGL and other types will.
I live in Texas. I have a friend in Brownsville, TN, who is disabled and
wants to run Linux on his computer. He uses his computer mostly for gaming
and browsing. He is currently running a Windows platform. I am reluctant
to try to help him install, eve Ubuntu, over the phone. Does anyone
On 05/15/2014 08:57 AM, Bobby Sanders wrote:
I live in Texas. I have a friend in Brownsville, TN, who is disabled
and wants to run Linux on his computer. He uses his computer mostly for
gaming and browsing. He is currently running a Windows platform. I am
reluctant to try to help him install,
Just a thought, the Ubuntu install CD does have a live environment that
would allow someone to access the remote desktop during the initial install
process. Assuming the remote party can boot to a DVD and has access to the
internet one could then use TeamViewer, vnc, etc to do a remote assisted
Thanks, Jon Howard. Your replies were most appreciated. See comments
interspersed below.
On 05/15/2014 09:53 AM, Jon Moore wrote:
Just a thought, the Ubuntu install CD does have a live environment
that would allow someone to access the remote desktop during the
initial install process.
