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Topic started by 'johnandsuraj'
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johnandsurajSat 29/03/08 22:08 |
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Ive just moved onto Linux from Obuntu, i wondered if there were any other Obuntu users out there or any old Linux hands that fancied a general chat to help a newbie (me) get to grips with it better and answer a few simple questions. I'm trying to customise it as much as i can like windows until i get to grips with Obuntu, I have Vista also installed and want to be able to access files etc from either platform. |
#95306Sat 29/03/08 22:10 |
Obuntu? |
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johnandsurajSat 29/03/08 22:12 |
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Sorry dyslexic taiwanese keyboard..Ubuntu |
#95306Sat 29/03/08 22:14 |
Well, for the file accessing, does Vista use NTFS? I'm guessing it does, and Linux didn't used to cope with NTFS too well. Apparently it now copes fine though, so I guess you just need the right packages installed. |
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johnandsurajSat 29/03/08 22:17 |
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Yes i did a clean install of Vista, and then installed Ubuntu 7.10, did various updates on both and then installed WINE which has given me some access to Windows files, but i am struggling the other way round |
#95306Sat 29/03/08 22:23 |
I think you need this sort of thing: |
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