I thought I would install FC2 because it had the latest kernel, GNOME and KDE. I already have XP installed and don't want to erase it. After seeing the previous posts with FC2/XP dual-booting problems, I have postponed my installation. Could any of you super-greeks out there tell me if there is a simple fix to sort this problem. I would hate to install any other distro, not because I love Fedora or anything, but because I want the latest GUI and kernel.
Thanks!
I agree that downloading songs for free is not always right. But what if the only other option is living forever without listening to that music because you just can't afford it. Don't you think it is logical to do this when the only other option is to live without. Afterall, you ae not hurting the recording companies/artists anymore than you would by not buying it. Ofcourse, all this argument assumes that you can honestly gauge whether you can afford to buy i. But if you CAN honestly do this?
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I thought I would install FC2 because it had the latest kernel, GNOME and KDE. I already have XP installed and don't want to erase it. After seeing the previous posts with FC2/XP dual-booting problems, I have postponed my installation. Could any of you super-greeks out there tell me if there is a simple fix to sort this problem. I would hate to install any other distro, not because I love Fedora or anything, but because I want the latest GUI and kernel. Thanks!
I agree that downloading songs for free is not always right. But what if the only other option is living forever without listening to that music because you just can't afford it. Don't you think it is logical to do this when the only other option is to live without. Afterall, you ae not hurting the recording companies/artists anymore than you would by not buying it. Ofcourse, all this argument assumes that you can honestly gauge whether you can afford to buy i. But if you CAN honestly do this?