Well, it was a bit-of-work to get Kubuntu 6.10 setup the way I wanted it. Here are my hardware specs:
Motherboard: MSI - K8NGM2
Processor: AMD Athlon 64
Memory: 1 GIG
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6150
Hard-disk: 80 GIG SATA
DVD/CD: Sony DVD rw
Monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 955DF
I successfully setup a 32-bit chroot environment to run 32-bit PBASIC development software on my 64-bit system. This was a little difficult, but I was able to find some great resources on the web to help. I set the system up as a dual-boot with Windows XP. My plan is to move completely away from Windows.
I have to say, now that I got things the way I like them, Kubuntu rocks!!!!!!!! I am not very satisfied with this OS and highly recommend it.
However, there are a few issues with the 64-bit version. For example, there isn't a flash plugin for my browser, etc.... This isn't a concern because I can install firefox in my 32-bit environment and then install the flash plugin there if I really need it.
I think I may be one of the first to run Kubuntu on a 64-bit system with a SATA drive.
Motherboard: MSI - K8NGM2
Processor: AMD Athlon 64
Memory: 1 GIG
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6150
Hard-disk: 80 GIG SATA
DVD/CD: Sony DVD rw
Monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 955DF
I successfully setup a 32-bit chroot environment to run 32-bit PBASIC development software on my 64-bit system. This was a little difficult, but I was able to find some great resources on the web to help. I set the system up as a dual-boot with Windows XP. My plan is to move completely away from Windows.
I have to say, now that I got things the way I like them, Kubuntu rocks!!!!!!!! I am not very satisfied with this OS and highly recommend it.
However, there are a few issues with the 64-bit version. For example, there isn't a flash plugin for my browser, etc.... This isn't a concern because I can install firefox in my 32-bit environment and then install the flash plugin there if I really need it.
I think I may be one of the first to run Kubuntu on a 64-bit system with a SATA drive.
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