I like to play games , video edit, music all that good stuff it that helps.
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what type of linux would be best suggested?
i am wondering what linux version would be the best for me, i am a little bit of a nerd, i am a gamer, i love browsing the web and downloading videos, and i like to listen to music off of the web, and i want to have an ftp program of some sort. and i dont want to bog down on the processor any bit, i do not care for word prosesing or any hexediting programs, i want a music player and video player in it, and if this could all be bundled into a live cd that would be even better! but it doesnt have to.
thanks,
Cory
Posted in Linux Live CDs
Tagged bit, ftp program, gamer, Linux, little bit, Love, music, music player, nerd, player, type, version, video player, web
I am not able to play music and videos using linux live cd, why?
I am using Ubuntu live cd and whenever i try to play a song or video it displays an error
” Totem could not play ‘file:///home/ubuntu/Desktop/02- “Song.mp3″ There were no decoders found to handle the stream in file:you might need to install the coreessponding plugins” What plugins are requred?
Windows XP and Ubuntu Sharing Capabilities?
I def want to try out Ubuntu while I also have XP installed for games and etc. I just have one question! Because I don’t want to back up things like my music and videos and etc.. and I do recall a live linux CD called Knoppix being able to read my Windows XP data..
Will Ubuntu be able to do the same exact thing? Can I use my music folders from XP on Ubuntu so I don’t have to back things up and waste HD space for duplicates?
Thanks in advance,
Dominick
Posted in Linux Live CDs
Tagged capabilities, def, games, knoppix, Linux, linux cd, music, question, Ubuntu, windows, windows xp
Will Linux recognize my drive?
When the time on my free Win7 installation runs out, I want to switch to linux, not sure about the distro yet, maybe one of the *buntus or fedora. I have 2 drives on my windows installation. The C: drive, with all the windows files, which i’d be formatting to replace with linux, and a G: drive, which has all my pictures, music, videos, etc. It is formatted to NTFS (i’m not sure if this matters). Once I install linux, will it be able to recognize my G: drive? I’d go burn a live disk but I don’t have any extra cds.
thanks!
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Tagged c drive, Disk, distro, drive, Fedora, installation, Linux, music, music videos, NTFS, time, WIN, windows files, windows installation