I am new to linux; VERY new. I have a macbook at the minute but am going to be making a new computer in the coming months...
On mac i have you control: desktop because i love the cube effect, However I want the cube linux has, it is amazing!
The computer ill be making is an i7, 4GB RAM HD graphics ect. Pretty alright...
Is it at all possible to run linux as the main program, but have windows and snow leopard running on some sort of emulator like virtual machine or VMware?
Emulating
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http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 61&start=0nate20 wrote:The computer ill be making is an i7, 4GB RAM HD graphics ect. Pretty alright...
Is it at all possible to run linux as the main program, but have windows and snow leopard running on some sort of emulator like virtual machine or VMware?
More context/data was needed" hardware, software
Such as which motherboard would you be using, at which point, you might be able to search on the Internet for motherboard + Linux, or pick a distribution
The computer ill be making is an i7, 4GB RAM HD graphics ect
Sure if the Linux distribution works well
http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showt ... ?t=1421945
--also try running Linux from a CD first (live..) to act as a general hardware check
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no matter what software ect.. i use. is it possible for linux as a OS to run multiple OS if the power of the computer allows it...?
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http://www.virtualbox.org/
http://www.sun.com/software/products/virtualbox/
Works perfectly in Mint, hardware needs are addressed in the links provided.
http://www.sun.com/software/products/virtualbox/
Works perfectly in Mint, hardware needs are addressed in the links provided.
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VirtualBox is great. I'm new to Mint myself but have had photoshop cs3 running in vbox with no significant performance hit.
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