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After 3 months of steady use, customization and tweaking I (some would say finally) managed to break my Ubuntu Linux install last night. I was rather sad since I didn’t actually do anything this time. I logged on last night and noticed there were some updates to download and apply. Grabbed said updates and was invited I like to install Wubi on my Windows machines. I don’t use Linux full time, but definitely like to have it around and Wubi is a very easy way to make that happen. You have to be careful though: If you’re on a 64 bit machine then Wubi will install a 64 bit Ubuntu (or I downloaded and burned[1] the latest (as of this writing) Ubuntu ISO yesterday. This is version 8.0.4 and has something new for installation options as compared to previous versions. What’s new? Check it out: See that second option? Install inside Windows. Ubuntu can be installed just like any “regular” Windows application. When you next reboot you see I swear, my Toshiba laptop just doesn’t want to run Ubuntu Linux. It should — it used to with older versions. Tonight I went through almost the exact same experience as what happened back in April. (failure) See, I want to do some network bandwidth monitoring this week at work. After a look around, it seems |
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