amazingtrade
Mad Madchestoh fan
I have installed Mandrake on my PC on an old 4GB hard drive I found.
The installation was painless as easy as XP, it even automaticaly made the partitions for me although creating them manualy is no hardship.
Once installation was complete I downloaded FIrefox 1.0 expecting it to be quite tricky to install. I clicked on the file and then an installation program appeared the installation was almost as easy as WIndows.
The internet worked automaticaly as I have DHCP enabled on my router so it auotmatically detected my DNS settings. The video card (ATI 9600SE), sound card (built in motherboard one) and network card (cheapo £3 thing) all were detected automaticaly.
It really is a great way to get into Linux providing you have a fast enough internet connection that will let you download a 720mb ISO file.
The installation was painless as easy as XP, it even automaticaly made the partitions for me although creating them manualy is no hardship.
Once installation was complete I downloaded FIrefox 1.0 expecting it to be quite tricky to install. I clicked on the file and then an installation program appeared the installation was almost as easy as WIndows.
The internet worked automaticaly as I have DHCP enabled on my router so it auotmatically detected my DNS settings. The video card (ATI 9600SE), sound card (built in motherboard one) and network card (cheapo £3 thing) all were detected automaticaly.
It really is a great way to get into Linux providing you have a fast enough internet connection that will let you download a 720mb ISO file.