July 2005
Beginner
720 pages
18h 15m
English
| Q1: | My computer system has a slower processor or less memory than is suggested. I am a patient person. Can't I install Fedora Core 4 anyway, even if it's slow? |
| A1: | No. A 386 or 486 processor will certainly get there in the end if simple arithmetic is the only task at hand. However, an older processor or a limited amount of memory is usually indicative of an entire system full of older, slower components not suitable for modern desktop-oriented tasks such as web browsing. |
| Q2: | I've heard that Linux can be installed “on top of” a Windows file system, thereby eliminating the need to repartition. Is this true? |
| A2: | Several Linux operating systems are designed to be installed within a Windows file system. However, there are problems with such installations, ... |
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