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Howto install fedora Linux on a lenovo thinkpad t400:

As you may have read earlier, I mentioned that I was excited to get Fedora 10 up and running on my Lenovo T400 laptop. This has proved a lot more difficult than I previously imagined. I actually discovered more problems and inconveniences that I didn’t intend on dealing with. I am going to put a list of these frustrations and how I solved them (most of them anyways).

You just need .iso file (setup) of any Linux distribution (Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, FreeBSD, PartedMagic, etc) saved on your hard drive or a USB flash drive. If you don't have the installation files, UNetBootin uses its USB creation ...

BSD systems, contrary to Linux, are enveloped with myths some people believe are true. A guy in a BSD forum once said that Linux packages intended for one Linux distribution cannot be always easily installed in other Linux distros, ...

i love ubuntu, all linux distributions are now user friendly, i allready tried mandriva and suse linux and debian but ubuntu allways manage to have the best off them all it is very stable and it is the must actual distribution you can ...

If a USB hard drive or flash drive is not properly formatted, then it will not show up in the Ubuntu Places menu, making it hard to interact with. We'll show you how to format a USB drive using the tool GParted. ...

If you can get a standard game console for around $200, why is this double the price for almost nothing? You can just get a ps3 and install Linux and it will work fine, and this peice of crap dosen't even have a hard drive. ...

@facejointdotcom but for my current project of migrating an entire office building from Windows XP to Linux I would have to say my top choice are Ubuntu and Suse Linux because it looks professional has more features, repositories, ...

I have to hard drive partions, with one partion being Windows XP, and the other getting ready for Linux. I am wondering what Linux distribution I should use. The computer I use is for Home use, like homework, web browsing, ect… ...

I have to hard drive partions, with one partion being Windows XP, and the other getting ready for Linux. I am wondering what Linux distribution I should use. The computer I use is for Home use, like homework, web browsing, ect… ...

i love ubuntu, all linux distributions are now user friendly, i allready tried mandriva and suse linux and debian but ubuntu allways manage to have the best off them all it is very stable and it is the must actual distribution you can ...

I doubt it will take too long before we start to see Linux distributions start to incorporate the technology though. If that happens, you might be able to purchase a notebook with Windows, install a Linux distribution such as Fedora or ...