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You can have as many as you want installed. You can even install different distros of Linux if you like. The Linux Reality podcast has a great show on this topic... http://www.linuxreality.com

I have Ubuntu 6.04 loaded on a Sony Vaio PCGFX-370 with a Linksys wireless card that uses the BCM4318 chipset. It has 256 MB ram and a 40G hard drive.

I provide linux training to all the people at my work, hand out CD's of every new distro and have switched over two or three computers for other people to Ubuntu. I also participate in these...

ditto to the last post. edit the grub menu.lst, comment out the timeout (# in front) and the next time you boot, you can choose the older kernel.

I just found the znes emulator, which you can download old snes (Nintendo) ROM's and play them. I like tux racer as well for the little tykes

This was an elegant and simple guide that worked great for me. I did have to run the following commands to get this to work properly on my system. THANKS

modprobe ndiswrapper

echo ndiswrapper...