[Tutorials][Linux] Linux Mint / Ubuntu installation with Windows

This is short video, how to install Linux Mint or Ubuntu on your hard drive, without deleting Windows(R).

You can install Linux as your 1st or 2nd operating system ( DUAL BOOT ).

No windows deleting, just dual boot :)

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[Thescarce]

which release is it? i have helena release but it doesn't include all these themes and wallpapers!

[webnull]

@Thescarce

Its Linux Mint 7

[filoprince]

sweet, but the linux mint 8 has the option of installing with side by side with windows to choose which 1 to run when turnin on pc. wasnt on ur tuturial. good 1 anyways helped me thru it

[webnull]

@filoprince

Wubi is not good idea.

[MicroHelper]

@filoprince HOw? I've been trying to figure out to Dual boot Linux Mint like Ubuntu on my Windows 7. D: help me.

[webnull]

@MicroHelper

Its not difficult, search my channel for partitioning.

[TheiPodTouchTips]

how do you get linux mint

pls reply

Thanks!

[74ryanwolf]

@Thescarce You have helena. he has gloria. But i think if you had the DVD it should have included the background

[scuzznightrunner]

hey webnut yesterday i installed ubuntu mint  like this one but everytime i try to move or quit a window there is no option like on windows xp what do i have to do to get it working props thanks

[konoplevd]

when you get the the 'Ready to Install' section, when you click on Advanced... on my computer it says 'Device for boot loader installation:' in your tutorial it says '/dev/sda'. Should I change this to '(hd0)' as you have at 6:20 in the video. Thanks a lot dude, you rock!!!