Review Demo Ubuntu Linux Karmic Koala & Xubuntu Xfce interface & Kubuntu KDE 4.4 backports interface & Microsoft Windows XP dual booting on ASUS Eee PC 1001HA conclusion to the last video on this installing Linux on this Netbook.

This tutorial shows how to INSTALL Backtrack 4 to a VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk) in vmware Player or vmware Workstation along with vmware Tools. These steps can be used to install any Linux OS or even Windows OS. Keep in mind, this isn’t the same as referencing an ISO directly but rathering installing the OS as you would on your hard-drive while still remaining Virtual. I also go over how to change your resolution in Backtrack, login as a root user, and install vmware Tools. LINKS: Backtrack 4 Download: www.backtrack-linux.org vmware Player: www.filehippo.com Enjoy

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Step by Step How-to on Installing Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala 32bit Netbook Remix on ASUS Eee PC 1001HA via USB Original video production by the www.OSGUI.com Tech Show.

These are the three os’s I currently have installed on my Compaq CQ61-225EO. The video is edited so load screen aren’t taking to much time(no hyperfast boot or shut downs IRL) I spent a lot more time showcasing Linux Ubuntu 9.04 due to the cool visual effects of Compiz and I also wanted to make it a reply to a video I saw the other day where some Mac User did some cool stuff with a lot of windows, the title of that clip was “Can you do this on a PC?”, which I wanted to show him that it was possible, as long as you run a decent OS. Filmed with my Nokia 6220 Classic (Mobile Phone) Edited with Kdenlive Music: Carnal Grief - Charts of Temporal Diversity Carnal Grief - The Perpetual Grey

This tutorial shows how to INSTALL Backtrack 4 to a VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk) in vmware Player or vmware Workstation along with vmware Tools.. These steps can be used to install any Linux OS or even Windows OS. Keep in mind, this isn’t the same as referencing an ISO directly but rathering installing the OS as you would on your hard-drive while still remaining Virtual. I also go over how to change your resolution in Backtrack, login as a root user, and install vmware Tools. LINKS: Backtrack 4 Download: www.backtrack-linux.org vmware Player: www.filehippo.com Enjoy

In part one, I show you just how quick and simple it is to install Ubuntu Linux on your computer. In this scenario I am installing it in a virtual machine with Ubuntu 64 bit. The installation is far more simple than other versions of Linux, and is very quick to install as well. It only took around 10 minutes or so for the files to copy over.