takamarou
July 31st, 2009, 03:44 PM
Hi all,
First off, sorry if this is the wrong section. I'm not a ubuntu forums frequenter, so I might be doing this wrong.
I am considering doing a dual boot of gOs and Ubuntu(Jaunty). My issue is that I would like to find a method of quickly switching between each OS, instead of having to completely restart my computer.
I have heard rumors of a method in which you put each OS in hibernate and then switch, but I haven't found any concrete ways to do this.
If anyone could give me some hints on a way to speed up the process of switching OS's, that'd be great. I'm not concerned with my applications staying open between switches; I would just like to not have to restart my computer.
Thanks a bunch,
Takamarou
First off, sorry if this is the wrong section. I'm not a ubuntu forums frequenter, so I might be doing this wrong.
I am considering doing a dual boot of gOs and Ubuntu(Jaunty). My issue is that I would like to find a method of quickly switching between each OS, instead of having to completely restart my computer.
I have heard rumors of a method in which you put each OS in hibernate and then switch, but I haven't found any concrete ways to do this.
If anyone could give me some hints on a way to speed up the process of switching OS's, that'd be great. I'm not concerned with my applications staying open between switches; I would just like to not have to restart my computer.
Thanks a bunch,
Takamarou