[ale] Newbie and Dual install

Jay Loden jloden at toughguy.net
Tue Jan 11 17:36:24 EST 2005


Others have given good advice, and I'll just chime in to say that Mandrake 
does an excellent job of preserving a Windows installation and not being too 
hard to install. 

I suggest that you get more free space on the drive for this, but you dont 
absolutely need to. 

-Jay


On Tuesday 11 January 2005 4:12, ringo wrote:
> I'm brand new to Linux but I'm taking a course at Ga. Tech that requires
> I use the software from http://playerstage.sourceforge.net/index.html
> which only runs on Linux. I have a Compaq laptop with a Pentium running
> at 475Mhz with 192MB of Ram and 2 gig free hard drive space. It
> currently has windows 98 on it and I would like to keep it because some
> of my compilers and programs require it.
> Is this enough room to install Linux?
> Which version do you recommend?
> How hard is it to install it and keep the windows?
> Is there a site that will walk me though the installation?
> Thanks
> Ringo
>
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