Posts Tagged ‘windows linux’

I used to have linux on my computer but had to install windows for a video game. Now I want to go back to linux without having to reinstall it. Is there a way to override the boot to Windows and instead boot up linux? Or perhaps a way to choose which one I want to boot (Like using the command key on a mac to decide between mac os and windows?).

I have intalled windows XP(NTFS) and Redhat in my PC. How can I mount the windows partitions in linux?

I recently have switched from Windows Vista to Ubuntu Linux. I want to know if there is a book out there on learning the commands and getting my way around and learning about linux. I really like it.

What Linux program is the best for browsing shared folders in a Windows 7 PC? My main PC uses Ubuntu 10.04 but other people at my house use Windows 7. Does it matter that all my windows PC’s share with a system called "HomeGroup" and that Ubuntu does not have HomeGroup?

RED Hat Enterprise Linux 6, the long anticipated release of its operating system, stressing its cloud features, performance improvements, and energy savings is finally hitting the market. – Red Hat launched Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 to great fanfare on Nov. 10, stressing performance, Green IT, and virtualization capabilities.
Emphasizing that this was not just a product release, RHEL 6 is the “culmination” of 10 years of learning and partnering,” said Paul Cormier, Red Hats executi…

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I want to remove Windows Vista from my computer, which has Windows Vista and Linux Ubuntu installed. I want to remove Vista, so that only Linux is available. How can I do this?

Give a easy to follow detailed/descriptive step by step procedure on how to dual boot on a windows computer between vista and linux operating systems. Also if you know how, (and i know it’s possible because i’ve seen youtube videos) tell how you can get OS X on vista and maybe do a triple boot between the three operating systems.
Thanks!

For people wanting to download media files on? And are all Linux os’s free or atleast the good ones? Is there any point of me putting linux on my d drive so I can switch back and fourth from windows 7 to Linux?

My Linux server is in the USA. I’m in Canada. I want to use my Linux server as a proxy to be "detected" as coming from the USA when I surf the web. Thank you for your help!
It would be nice to have a step-by-step how-to.

I can find information about mounting Windows network shares in Linux, but not the other way around.