hi,
just new to this. on the site http://www.linuxmint.com/download.php, which one should i download?
and http://linuxgazette.net/136/lazar.html < should i follow the instruction posted on this one on how to make a bootable cd, what ever its called? thanks
Make a live cd?
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Make a live cd?
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Re: Make a live cd?
That is the million dollar question with Linux. You have to figure out which desktop environment you like best, Gnome, KDE, XFCE.... If you are very new to all of this, I would recommend the main edition(gnome). It is THE edition. The others are community created editions. If you have a decent internet connection, try them all, or you can buy Mint CD's here http://on-disk.com/advanced_search_resu ... nt&x=0&y=0 Once you get the image downloaded, the guide you were looking at should get you going.
"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke
Re: Make a live cd?
Download from the following:Juad wrote: just new to this. on the site http://www.linuxmint.com/download.php, which one should i download?
http://www.linuxmint.com/mirrors.php?id=23
This will get the KDE DVD with more useful programs and will give you an environment that is very similar to where your starting from.
Don't follow that links instructions just yet.Juad wrote: http://linuxgazette.net/136/lazar.html < should i follow the instruction posted on this one on how to make a bootable cd, what ever its called? thanks
Try the live DVD out for a while to be sure you want to do an install dual boot or otherwise.
Download the ISO also known as an image, and then use your favorite program to burn it to DVD that could be Roxio, Nero, Sonic or ImgBurn.
Leave the DVD in, and do a reboot on your system. You may have to go into the BIOS to activate DVD/CD booting in the options. You can get to the BIOS by either the F2 or DEL key during boot up on most current PC's. Its one or the other.
Give the Live DVD a whirl for a while then do an install.
No need to worry about making a bootable disc, the image has all that done for you.