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Answer by jerry t
Make a clone image of your system so that you can restore it exactly as it was when you made the image.
PING works for me but you might prefer another cloning software.

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A bash tutorial describing the usage of the mv (move) command and some pitfalls to avoid. Show notes: www.linuxleech.com Twitter www.twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

Incidentally, I’m also facing trouble using ICS from my XP partition on the laptop. It used to work flawlessly before, but I think after I installed Fedora it stopped working (although file and printer sharing areOK). I ran the ICS wizard again on each comp, but it didn’t work. Any suggestions on what might cause that?

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Answer by Alex S
First of all ICS or a proxy service are the way to go.
XP is a bit limited with other choices. If you already
had ICS set up for the XP partition the same settings
will work for the fedora one.

For the other part. No. Linux has nothing to do with it.
The ICS configuration ist just settings within the XP
partition. Linux can’t change that. You have recently
installed a firewall or made some firewall rule changes
on either of the crates?

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Nexuiz is a free and open-source OpenGL game that runs natively on Linux. In 2009, Phoronix described version 2.5 of Nexuiz as the best open source FPS they had played, with refined gameplay and graphics that take advantage of modern hardware. This video once again proves that Windows 7 is the superior operating system to Linux since it is able to run Nexuiz multiple times faster than Linux on the exact same hardware — thanks to the better drivers and support — the performance difference is an astounding 140%. System Specifications: Intel Core 2 Duo T8100 @ 2.10 GHz Intel GM 965 (X3100) Graphics 3 GB of RAM Software used: Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit Linux Mint 12 32 bit Nexuiz 2.5.2 (1280×800) @ High Settings (Timedemo demos/demo2) used

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Answer by ufcchamp
go on ubuntu.com and download the iso of the latest ubuntu. download unetbootin and burnt ubuntu iso onto any usb. now restart your computer and run off the usb not hard drive. you can use the bios to change you boot.

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Answer by † Oh yeah
Puppy Linux.

http://www.puppylinux.org/

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Well, large companies like IBM contribute to Linux for their own reasons. They want a lean, mean, robust server OS, and Linux is ideal because they have their own in-house developers tweak it for their own uses. That’s probably the biggest reason that Linux is a very good server OS: Because career programmers work on it as their job.

Linux on the desktop has some smaller companies behind it that may try to sell support for it, but it also gets contributions from other programmers in their spare time. You don’t see many people who work on Linux as their actual job outside of the aforementioned large companies. People contribute because they want to, or perhaps because they’re lifeless neckbeards with nothing to live for beyond coding for open source (certainly not all contributors fit that category, but there are definitely a lot of those guys in the FOSS movement). That’s a big reason why Linux on the desktop hasn’t really gone anywhere. There’s no real advertising campaign, no big push beyond grassroots, no big reason to switch over to an OS that may not even have real support beyond user forums or possibly email.

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In Part 2, of a beginners tutorial on the Linux Shell. In addition to covering basic commands such as: pwd, cd, ls, and clear, I discuss adding arguments to commands such as adding -l or even multiple arguments like -la to the ls command, as well as piping the output of one command into another such as piping output to the more command like ls -la | more danscourses.com

More videos on IP and innovation at: vforvoluntary.com Greg Kroah-Hartman in conversation with Linux creator Linus Torvalds will share their thoughts on the first 20 years of Linux and what the future holds. en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org events.linuxfoundation.org edited from: video.linux.com (beginning and ending cut & synchronization problems fixed) THE LINUX FOUNDATION – CREATIVE COMMONS ATTRIBUTION 3.0

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Answer by dganswers
Yes, the installer programs will be able to re-format the drive for use with your new OS.

You can also try one of the linux Live CD’s which will allow you to boot and access your hard drive if you need to recover any non-deleted files from it.

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