Recommend that you divide your hard drive into equal sizes for each operating system The NTFS support is not 100% in Linux yet. It may beĮasier to delete the Windows partition and replace it with a smaller one, as Important data up before installing Linux or going any further. Microsoft’s policies, you may need to completely reinstall Windows, back all Will have to run a defragmenting utility on the drive before going any further. Multi-boot and keep Windows on the system. You will then have to decide, before going any further, if you wish to These are downloaded, burn the ISO images to CDROM.ĭelete the images from your hard drive after burning them to CDs. Once you have selected which distribution(s) you will install, you can goīack to that distribution’s Web site and download the install version of theĭistribution, which is most commonly made up of three CDROM ISO images. In the drive, reboot the computer and you are now running the Linux version. Method for your CD burning software, burn the ISO image to CDROM. Once you pick the distributions you want to check out, go to theĭistribution’s Web sites and download the live CD/move ISO image for it.
Watch they have the majority of Linux distributions included in their list. The easiest source for finding a listing of Linux distributions is: Distro Of all distributions that you are interested in to pick the version you want to On a PC is the most time consuming, it is simply to use a run from CD version This document explains how to install Linux on a PC, starting at the beginning: choosing a distribution Installing Linux on a personal computer may not be as difficult as you think.
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