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The mac 13
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Hi! What type of Linux thats hard disk based that has auto hardware detection like http://slax.linux-live.org/download.php? PLS help, its for my Windoze machine! :teen: Thanks in advance!
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The mac 13
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Please help me i am falling in love with Linux!!!
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hustla
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lol thats a live CD alot of distributions are have auto hardware detection and can install on a hard drive
Fedora Core 1-3
Mandrake 10.1
Suse 9.1 Personal
Gentoo
Ubuntu
I currently use ubuntu
Fedora Core 1-3
Mandrake 10.1
Suse 9.1 Personal
Gentoo
Ubuntu
I currently use ubuntu
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The mac 13
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hustla said:
Thanks man. will try em' out!. im impressed with linux. can anyone teach me the file extentions for linux?
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hustla
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The mac 13 said:
yea for partitioning or what?
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The mac 13
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hustla said:
not really.. like for setups n stuff.. like .exe, .tar.. :black:
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shadov
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There are really no file extensions on Linux (or any other Unix).
If you have a text file or jpeg image file, it would be convenient to give it name that ends with .txt or .jpg. It makes things easier for yourself and some applications that you use may care about file extensions. The OS itself doesn't give a sh*t about how you name your files. What the OS cares about is file permissions.
If you have a text file or jpeg image file, it would be convenient to give it name that ends with .txt or .jpg. It makes things easier for yourself and some applications that you use may care about file extensions. The OS itself doesn't give a sh*t about how you name your files. What the OS cares about is file permissions.
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