Trying To Install LINUX On A Mac
Attempting to do install LINUX on a G4 Mac is about as easy as me trying to go on a date with Ellen De Generes-like very unlikely:
LINUX is best left up to professional installation, as these are the most geek-like professionals, imaginable;
It pays to pay to have it done right;
Meanwhile, I'll stick with Mac OS X-Tiger;
Mike-Somewhere in Queens
LINUX is best left up to professional installation, as these are the most geek-like professionals, imaginable;
It pays to pay to have it done right;
Meanwhile, I'll stick with Mac OS X-Tiger;
Mike-Somewhere in Queens
Labels: Macintosh
posted by Michael Leggett at 6:53 PM
2 Comments:
Hi! I've never installed Linux on a Mac before. But well, one thing about installing Linux is that sometimes you have to read a whole lot of things. And yet sometimes you still get some funkiness because of the hardware and software incompatibility and sometimes it also depends on which distro you're trying to install. If you know a Linux user who's used to installing it or troubleshooting it, you might want that person around in case you try again. :)
I'll be ordering Open OSX to do it for $30, making it much easier to do.
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