Re: [Fsfe-uk] Intro and a request for information

[Ian Lynch]

On Sat, 2004-11-13 at 17:09, Simon wrote:

> Thanks very much for all the pointers, advice etc. I've emailed someone
> my snail mail address for some CDs and registered at Ubuntu to get some
> postage free CDs from them.
> 
> I did originally think of getting some removable hard drive caddies and
> using different drives for Linux. Then dual boot without writing to the
> mbr (floppy disc booting). I've also used the Debian "network install"
> and thought of that one as well. But the suggestions for "live CDs" have
> been interesting - I've never used one before. I've now got a load of
> options...
> 
> I've spoken to both the ICT co-ordinator and the technician at the
> school and any solution I come up with would seem to be acceptable to
> them. The technician appears to think that RM should not be a problem,
> but until I try it I'm sceptical!
> 
> Chris - I hadn't thought about what to do once Linux is up and running,
> Thanks for the suggestions - once I can get this up and running I'm sure
> I'll need things to do

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