Install Linux to dual boot with an Win7x64. Which linux? Best way? .
These are the computer specs:
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-Z68AP-D3 v2 CPU: Intel Quad Core i7-2600K, 3.40GHz System Drive: Kingston 9905403-437.A01LF RAM 2x4GB Dual DD3 1333 MHz (8GB Total RAM) Video: AMD Radeon HD 6950 (Cayman) Drives: All connected SATA System Drive: SSD KINGSTON SV100S264G HDD 01: Hitachi HDS723030ALA640 HDD 02: SAMSUNG HD204UI Is it possible to dual boot Linux in one of the secondary drives? Which version would be best if I want to use Linux to clone 2 DVD games which I legally own but the disks are begining to physically wear out from use. LOTRBFME, WARCRAFT BATTLENET ED. |
Almost any linux should work on your computer, I would think! If you have not used much linux before, I would suggest using Linux Mint. About cloning games - that I have never done.
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+1 for Linux Mint.
Why do you think that you need Linux to clone discs, or that Linux would be better in it? If they are copy-protected Linux will not be better than Windows in doing that. |
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