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Trying out a different OS on a PC

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Trying out a different OS on a PC

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Dec 2006

Jul 18, 2008, 08:37 PM Local time: Jul 18, 2008, 08:37 PM

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Ubuntu comes with a Windows installer called "Wubi" where you can simply stick a huge encrypted file in your hard drive and Ubuntu will boot off of it. It's uninstallable.

Most, if not all LiveCD's, can be installed from. Yes, they are slower than usual OS usage, but for testing purposes they're fine. Ubuntu and Fedora, for example, run fairly well with a gig of memory. I've played a few games on LiveCD's and didn't notice any problems.

If you want a good, fast LiveCD designed OS, try Puppy Linux.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

It turns out that today is opposite day, so all of what you have said is true, so you should probably just go.

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