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GRUB menu editing can be intimidating for the novice user. I've used GRUB for many years dual booting on 1 hard drive (my laptop) and 2 hard drives (my desktop). Although GRUB works well, it's easy to wipe it out when you're installing a new OS. I found many build-it-yourself type switches but I just wanted a quick solution. Although this switch won't help you if you're using a laptop or using a single hard drive on a desktop, it works great with 2 hard drive ...
I'm a new highschool teacher, and I have a great idea for a database to use to store student scores, feedback, links to assignments, etc. I'm also new to Linux as well, so I need some help finding what software I should use.
Any database dabblers who could give me a hand? I understand the fundamentals of databases, and have made a few Simple ones in the past, but all in Access.
I have Kubuntu 8.10 Live Cd ( I havent installed it yet just checking out Linux OS to see which one will work (I tried putting Ubuntu 9.10 on my computer but had problems) and that I like) Which Version of Adobe Flash do I download and when it asks me to OPEN and Choose a program to open it with which do I choose.
How do I change the screen resolution. It only goes up to 800x600
I am wanting to learn "Linux" and have decided to install a new HD in an Acer Aspire 5000. The original has (80gb) yet Acer has partitioned the drive to another 35GB, which they call "D". This leaves 35GB for Windows XP. So I thought I would get a new HD and partition it so that I could say run a few different Linux versions. I have done some reading and all that I can come up with is that I should install Kubuntu and then do the partitioning of the HD. Is this the best ...
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