ok i got linux ubuntu live cd and when i insert in the cd-rom it starts it’s intorduction of ubuntu and it says “if you want to see the ubuntu demo live this cd in the cd-drive and restart the computer and it shoudl start automaticlly” so I leave in the cd-rom and restart !!! NOTHING happanes it restarts the windows normally.. I even went to cnet..com for reviews and they showed how it worked they did the samy thing and it worked but i have no IDEA what is the problem with mine.
so how can i boot this linux live cd from my computer?? and if u please go to cnet.rewiews and type ubuntu and see the video and tell me what can i do to use the live cd of ubunut??
i reallly need this because i HATE windows offically everytime i reformat my drive some kind of virus gets in the software again and i have to get this linux to free of viruses PLEASE HELP!!!!
Hello and Thank you for viewing this video. This is the installation of the One Laptop Per Child Live CD that is Linux based. Just because its Linux, dont let it scare you. Its extremely easy to use and the installation was a breeze. Keep in mind that this Live CD is geared towards our younger generation and it seems to serve very well. The only downfall that I found is that it does not mimic the current usage of a computer in any environment such as Windows, Mac or a todays Linux OS. Like a traditional desktop. Thats not a bad thing, but if our younger generation will be working in the real work place one day, Id think getting them use to a more traditional environment would be a slight better. Again I give many THANKS to the OLPC program and the overall concept is great! The use of the system is very easy and needs to be tried out 100%. If youre looking to test this out please visit the links below and leave your comments on the video or drop me a line. Thanks! OLPC : laptop.org More info: en.wikipedia.org Download: wiki.laptop.org **PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HOW YOU INSTALL THE LIVE CD READER BEWARE** Ps: Our install went over very easy using VMware Workstation
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