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AWESOME Martin ! I've been TRY to get Linux installed on a brand new Compaq EVO D500 for about 3 weeks (on and off - I'm a one person shop with a million other things going on...) with nothing but problems (lock ups during install; not seeing all the drives, etc. It SHOULDN'T be this hard I know...). This will be great to try - thanks ! Chuck -----Original Message----- From: Martin Rowe Tuesday, June 25, 2002 3:02 PM To: linux101@midrange.com Cc: midrange-nontech@midrange.com Subject: An easy way to try out Linux Hi folks For those of you who'd like to try Linux, but don't like the idea of having to install it, have a go with Knoppix. It's a run-from-cd version that auto-detects all your hardware and boots you straight into a graphical session. Around 2Gb of software is crammed onto the cd, including OpenOffice.org (the codebase that Sun's StarOffice 6 is based on). It doesn't modify or write to your hard drive, in case you're worried about trashing an existing OS - should be quite safe to run at work ;-) More details and download (iso image to burn to a 700Mb cd) from http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html Regards, Martin [BTW, if there are any UK list members that are interested but don't have access to a broadband connection and a cd burner, then drop me an email.]
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