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Go to your local mega-bookstore and check for Linux publications in the MAGAZINE section. There are several European mags (Linux ... l d | 4Jan09 | More
That needs some history to be recounted..
Here is what in a nutshell. In the early days of Linux and ... katnev | 4Jan09 | More
U need to make sure the Linux is set for DHCP. I have seen it wanting an actual IP ... Keep.It.Simple | 4Jan09 | More
You can read here a comparison between different distributions of LINUX:
Helpero is a web site that helps every Internet user, ... Path Seeker | 3Jan09 | More
For Kubuntu (Ubuntu with KDE instead of Gnome)
go to:
Download the ISO and burn it to a CD,
Boot from the CD ... TheFuzzball | 3Jan09 | More
I happen to have the same laptop as yours.
And Congrats you can Install Ubuntu on your laptop as long ... Shyam S | 3Jan09 | More
Linux is very different from Windows.
You probably won't be able to play all DVDs as Linux is not commercially made ... dave t | 3Jan09 | More
Because
1)Since I started using Linux, my computer doesn't crash, freeze, or even slow down
GNU/Linux run the Graphical User Interface ... freebsd-unix.sg | 3Jan09 | More
First, buy NORTON PARTION MAGIC. (must have 2 hardisks at least). On the master hardisk, leave free space no more ... ~Eko~ | 3Jan09 | More
If you want to get rid of XP you have to back up your data on a external hardrive or ... crazy carl | 3Jan09 | More