For my two penn'orth, you are welcome!
Just a thought - as 'dual-booting' has been mentioned and you are new to Linux - rather than go that route first-off, which can be a bit daunting for a newbie, is there a chance for you to acquire another machine? Perhaps a family member or friend has an unused laptop gathering dust? A loan machine from work maybe?
If so, it might be better to start afresh with a stand-alone where you can install a fresh copy of your chosen distro, play with it, make mistakes, (yo...
For my two penn'orth, you are welcome!Just a thought - as 'dual-booting' has been mentioned and you are new to Linux - rather than go that route first-off, which can be a bit daunting for a newbie, is there a chance for you to acquire another machine? Perhaps a family member or friend has an unused laptop gathering dust? A loan machine from work maybe?
If so, it might be better to start afresh with a stand-alone where you can install a fresh copy of your chosen distro, play with it, make mistakes, (yo...
Just a thought - as 'dual-booting' has been mentioned and you are new to Linux - rather than go that route first-off, which can be a bit daunting for a newbie, is there a chance for you to acquire another machine? Perhaps a family member or friend has an unused laptop gathering dust? A loan machine from work maybe?
If so, it might be better to start afresh with a stand-alone where you can install a fresh copy of your chosen distro, play with it, make mistakes, (yo...
