Posted: 8/11/2007 8:11:52 PM EDT
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I run Windows XP and am satisfied with it. I'm interested in learning more about Linux, but mostly I need it because my game emulators have quit recognizing my PS3 controller and I know Linux has drivers for it. I don't have a CD burner, typically I mount drives artifically from ISO files. Is there any way for me to install Linux on my machine without a REAL boot CD? Again, I only need the OS and functionality at least for now will be running emulators. |
I'm going to need more specifics. As far as I know you have to boot Ubuntu from a real CD. I'm not even sure if what I'm asking for is possible. I download a lot of music and movies, but I don't own any kind of burners so in the extremely rare event I get caught there's no way I can get pegged for distribution. |
I think what he's sayijng is that he's affraid that the RIAA(~) will siihpapp if he's caught with a burner. well, get a player only. surely you have friends who will burn a cd for you or you could use a usb thumbdrive/memory stick or external drive kept at work (heck even borrow one) o |
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you can purchase fedora for a small price, and they will ship it too you. link i believe the same is with ubuntu it might require a dvd drive |