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kraegar · 09.25.2010, 05:03 PM

Ubuntu is pretty much the way to go for desktop linux at this point, in my opinion.

If windows 7 is installed first, you won't have an issue with dual booting. You can shrink the windows partition easily enough, ubuntu should walk you through it in the install, I think. (Been a while since I dual booted).

The only issue you typically run into normally is audio / sound cards.

It all works fine, you won't have huge problems with most modern hardware.

Have fun!

Tony

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kraegar RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 194 Join Date: Oct 2008	09.25.2010, 05:03 PM Ubuntu is pretty much the way to go for desktop linux at this point, in my opinion. If windows 7 is installed first, you won't have an issue with dual booting. You can shrink the windows partition easily enough, ubuntu should walk you through it in the install, I think. (Been a while since I dual booted). The only issue you typically run into normally is audio / sound cards. It all works fine, you won't have huge problems with most modern hardware. Have fun! Tony