I have windows 7 and ubuntu on my hard drive, I just want step by step instructions on how to remove the ubuntu part and dedicate the whole 300 GB to windows 7 without ruining anything.
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I have been trying to get Ubuntu to connect to the internet. I have used a variety of websites, and nothing has worked. I have Ubuntu installed inside of Windows 7, and Win 7 works fine on the internet. How can I make Ubuntu connect to my wireless router?
http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/download
This is where I downloaded my Ubuntu from. I don’t think it is any special type, just generic Ubuntu. If there is a different version of Ubuntu that works better with wireless cards, and can be installed inside Windows, I would appreciate a link.
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I have the Ubuntu 6.06 Live CD and I am very pleased with it. I have a couple of questions though.
1) I have gone to the Ubuntu Forums for help on changing the screen resolution. I did everything they told me and it didn’t work. I heard from someone that you have to install Ubuntu in order to change the screen resolution. Is this true?
2) Is it safe to install Ubuntu? Have you ever had any problems with Ubuntu?
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A Tutorial: Ubuntu Linux is a completely free open-source operating system that has many useful features and abilities, and this guide will show you how to try this new OS without harming your Windows system, and it only takes five minutes to learn! This guide will show you how to: -Download and burn the Ubuntu image to CD -Shrink the Windows installation to make room for Ubuntu -Boot to the Ubuntu live CD and begin the installation process -A step-by-step description of what options to choose and when during the installation, including how to manually partition Ubuntu on your hard drive This guide was created for Windows Vista (using the disk manager to shrink Windows and make room for Linux) but should work with Windows XP as well as any version where you can shrink the partition through the control panel. This guide was designed for systems with a single hard disk, but may be used on a multiple hard-disk system with minor changes. For more information on Linux go to www.linuxhaxor.net Check out more of Nixie — http for more of my crazy videos and less crazy tips!
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I got my hands on Thinkpad T400s with a intel gfx and a SSD, grabbed the latest Ubuntu Karmic and tried it out. The major 3D problems on intel gfx seems to be fixed for good.
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I have a Dell Insipron laptop with windows vista. I used "wubi" to install Ubuntu onto my computer but it installed it in windows. I want Ubuntu to have its own partition and not be in windows. I have already set up a new partition but i dont know how to move my ubuntu to it. Should I just use windows explorer to transfer the ubuntu folder to the new partition or is there a procedure for it?
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April 30 (Bloomberg) — Bloomberg’s Rich Jaroslovsky reviews Ubuntu, the free, consumer-oriented version of the open-source Linux operating system. Ubuntu is distributed by the UK-based Canonical Ltd. and is offered on some Dell Inc. laptops. (Source: Bloomberg)
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twitter.com – facebook.com – My thoughts on Ubuntu… hah! I think it’s a Linux distro. I don’t have any issues with the operating system. As far as Linux distros go, it’s likely the easiest to use. Any time I say something about one distro instead of another, a war tends to break out. They can all agree, though, that Ubuntu is about as close as Linux has come to being mainstream thus far. chris.pirillo.com
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