higashi
December 2nd, 2008, 10:35 PM
Hay,
I'm currently using opensuse because i upgraded from hardy to intrepid and everything screwed up. i tried installing hardy again from the live cd but my disk drive doesn't work properly so it didnt work. i tried installing other linuxes just to have an OS on my computer, but they didnt work. i was OSless for a while, but then i remembered that i had an opensuse network install disk. that worked, and now i'm using opensuse, and i'm not liking it (im too used to ubuntu).
I read a bunch of tutorials of how to do a network install of ubuntu but i couldn't really understand them. Can anyone give me a so-incredibly-easy-to-follow-that-a-ten-year-old-can-do-it tutorial of how to do a network install? xD (or,is there an easier way like something i can just download to my desktop, click it, and it opens an installation thing? lol)
also, just out of curiosity, what would you say is better? kubuntu, xubuntu, or ubuntu?
Thanks in advance.
I'm currently using opensuse because i upgraded from hardy to intrepid and everything screwed up. i tried installing hardy again from the live cd but my disk drive doesn't work properly so it didnt work. i tried installing other linuxes just to have an OS on my computer, but they didnt work. i was OSless for a while, but then i remembered that i had an opensuse network install disk. that worked, and now i'm using opensuse, and i'm not liking it (im too used to ubuntu).
I read a bunch of tutorials of how to do a network install of ubuntu but i couldn't really understand them. Can anyone give me a so-incredibly-easy-to-follow-that-a-ten-year-old-can-do-it tutorial of how to do a network install? xD (or,is there an easier way like something i can just download to my desktop, click it, and it opens an installation thing? lol)
also, just out of curiosity, what would you say is better? kubuntu, xubuntu, or ubuntu?
Thanks in advance.