I found a great article about installing the Enlightenment window manager on Ubuntu.
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Monthly Archives: March 2008
Modify your disk paritions with Ubuntu and GParted
Saturday, March 29, 2008
- First, create your own bootable Ubuntu CD.
- Now boot to it.
- Select ‘Install or start Ubuntu’ from the odd menu that shows up first.
- Now wait. Go brew a cup of tea. You’re booting from CD, so this will be slow.
- Now you should be looking at the Ubuntu desktop. If you’re not yet, go get another cup of tea.
- Looking at the Ubuntu desktop? Great.
- Now, in the upper left corner of the screen, you will see ‘Applications’, ‘Places’ and ‘System’.
Create your own Bootable Ubuntu CD
Saturday, March 29, 2008
A bootable Ubuntu CD is a great tool to have. It can let you browse the internet safely from a virus infected Windows ME workstation (is there any other kind?). It can give you quick access to a GUI Partition manager (GParted). And if you’re tired of Windows ME, it can install Ubuntu for you.
So here’s instructions to make your own.
- Download an ISO image of the Ubuntu 7 or the latest version. Don’t worry that you don’t know what an ISO is, we’ll get to that.
- Download and install [Infra Recorder for Windows][3].