Eben King wrote:
> I got really sick of XP, and I got that nifty DVD from Novell with
> SuSE
> 9.1 on it, so I went ahead, shrunk XP's partition, repartitioned the
> HD, and put SuSE Linux on there.
>
What did you use to shrink the partition? I assume it was NTFS, or was
it VFAT?
I want to do the same thing here on this Toshiba, but it is a company
machine so do not want to screw it up, but sure would like to have
Linux on it for when I get board out of my skull from looking and windoz
funnies. Also give me a place to run Star Office or Open office and
Evolution in stead of MS office and Nolook... Look ma no viri or other
MS sickies... B-]
Chuck Hast
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