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how do I install Arch Linux when I already have Ubuntu installed

location: linuxquestions.com - date: May 19, 2008
ok I originally made a post here http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...tition-643088/ called "is-it-possible-to-install-arch-without-burning" but after reading the how to on that subject I decided that it would probably be easier just to burn the ARCH ISO and just reboot then install it from there . the problem is it doesn't show ( or I cannot see) the partitions that where made by my Ubuntu hardy install when I installed Ubuntu Hardy I made the swap, and then a 10 gig partition then I installed hardy onto the largest partition ( which was what was left on my hard drive) I wanted to install Arch on a partition ( 10 GIGs) but like I said I don't see that option when I boot from the Arch cd. I tryed to go into the Arch forums but the forum wouldn't show anything so I did a search "install" and of course it showed allot of post about installing various things onto Arch . I guess my setup on these forums isn't set up properly for me just to browse the Arch forums. anyw

Which distro do you find works the best ?

location: linux.com - date: May 9, 2011
I have been distro-hopping for about a year now, and tried the following: Opensuse, Ubuntu, PClinuxOS, Chakra, Crunchbang, Linux Mint, Sabayon, Bodhi Linux, Jolicloud, Kuki Linux, Debian, Vector, Peppermint, and I have tried to install Pardus, but never got the live USB working . So I personally find that out of the distros I tried, Linux Mint and Crunchbang are the best . Although I have high expectations for Pardus, I have yet to try it .. What are your opinions of the subject of linux distros ?

Do not use Ubuntu !!!

location: linux.com - date: May 30, 2013
For the following reasons don't install or recommend Ubuntu. 1. Development of Ubuntu is led by Canonical, Ltd. a UK-based "trading" company which generates revenue through the sale of "technical support" and "services." 2. By installing users agree to allow Ubuntu's parent company Canonical to collect user search data and IP addresses and to disclose this information to third parties including Facebook, Twitter, BBC and Amazon. 3. The adwares and spywares introduced in Ubuntu violates user's privacy and is one of the rare occasions in which a free software developer persists in keeping a malicious feature in its version of a program. 4. Whenever user searches the local files for a string using Ubuntu desktop, Ubuntu sends that string to one of Canonical's servers. 5. Ubuntu has received widespread objection from the open source community for violating free system distribution guidelines. 6. Canonical disgruntled upstream open source developers by introduc

How do I write iPad and Android apps using Ubuntu?

location: ubuntuforums.com - date: January 24, 2011
I am currently using Ubuntu and would like to write iPad and Android apps. What are my dev tools options? Any pros and experienced folks around? Thanks in advance.

Why do people use FreeBSD?

location: ubuntuforums.com - date: April 6, 2008
Why do people use FreeBSD? What is its' most common application? I woke up and I realized I know nothing about it.

Which distro do you find works the best ?

location: linux.com - date: May 9, 2011
I have been distro-hopping for about a year now, and tried the following: Opensuse, Ubuntu, PClinuxOS, Chakra, Crunchbang, Linux Mint, Sabayon, Bodhi Linux, Jolicloud, Kuki Linux, Debian, Vector, Peppermint, and I have tried to install Pardus, but never got the live USB working . So I personally find that out of the distros I tried, Linux Mint and Crunchbang are the best . Although I have high expectations for Pardus, I have yet to try it .. What are your opinions of the subject of linux distros ?

Where do I find .bash rc

location: ubuntuforums.com - date: December 4, 2008
So I have some software that need a few additions to .bashrc where do I find this please? Thanks Mick C

How do i tell if 32 bit or 64 bit ubuntu is installed on a machine?

location: linuxquestions.com - date: April 29, 2008
I've tried all the uname options. uname -m says "x86_64", but that might just be describing the hardware, not the software. In /boot, in config-2.6.24-16, CONFIG_64BIT=Y, so maybe that means it's 64-bit?

how do I download Skype???

location: linux.com - date: January 4, 2011
:huh: I have a netbook with Linux but it doesn't have a Skype icone like my other netbok withLinux. I tried to download it but I have two problems. 1) I don't know wich version or whatever it's called I have: ubuntu...??? and I can't find any info about this on my computer!? 2) Which ever one of the versions I try to download it seems to be downloading but then ends up being just a window full of text!? I don't know what to do... Please help me somebody if it's possible to explaing how I ca get Skype. I use it everyday to cll my grandma in Sweden and right now she's very sad that I can't call her... //Linda

Which distro do you find works the best ?

location: linux.com - date: May 9, 2011
I have been distro-hopping for about a year now, and tried the following: Opensuse, Ubuntu, PClinuxOS, Chakra, Crunchbang, Linux Mint, Sabayon, Bodhi Linux, Jolicloud, Kuki Linux, Debian, Vector, Peppermint, and I have tried to install Pardus, but never got the live USB working . So I personally find that out of the distros I tried, Linux Mint and Crunchbang are the best . Although I have high expectations for Pardus, I have yet to try it .. What are your opinions of the subject of linux distros ?