Dual Boot Ubuntu / Fedora / Mandriva / Debian / Mint / openSUSE / etc and Windows

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I'll show you the universal way of dual booting Linux and Windows through an easy disk partitioning tool, Gparted.

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Dual boot any linux distribution with Windows

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• ubuntu
• fedora
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• partitioning
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[rolarizpe]

Where can i download that wallpaper?

[ItsAllLinux]

it's the linux mint's 7 Gloria default wallpaper. you can search that up.

[linuxguy2009]

Dang, I was ready to pass out just listening to you hyperventilate into the mic.

[Hi675445]

thisdodose not work for me 

[SuperDanny93]

Is it possible to dual boot Mint and Ubuntu together.. No windows nothing.. Just those two..

[NarekNitrogen]

@shani55555

In my personal opinion Ubuntu sucks, i liked Fedora very much, just gonna try Mandriva, cant say about others

[ViCEOneTwo]

ewhat?

[OldToker]

@Acefangamestudio, I know this is a very late response, but if you just use your windows 98 boot disk, or make a win98 boot CD. then issue fdisk /mbr it will get rid of the grub loader.. simple and fast..

[tehmoocow1369]

That's not a dual-boot...

[ChangeOurSociety]

@shani55555 It really just depends on what you will be using Linux for. New people to Linux should use either Ubuntu or Linux Mint. Debian is what I personally use nowadays, although I do have Ubuntu 10.04 on a small partition. Red-Hat Package Mager (openSUSE and Fedora use it) is complete shit compared to dpkg (Debian Package Manager) so I recommend you stick with a Debian-based system. Mandriva is OK, although it's best to stay away from their non-free stuff.

[shani55555]

which linux version is better. Ubuntu / Fedora / Mandriva / Debian / Mint / openSUSE etc

[geraldmork]

what aplication you use to make this screencast... please i need to known, thank you. !...