On Fri, Oct 26, 2012 at 08:58:24AM -0000, Paul wrote:
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> --- In LINUX_Newbies@yahoogroups.com, "Gabrielle" <dawnyisrael13@...> wrote:
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> > A BIG thank you for the responses! Some great information. Although I did find the problem. In my excitement when the computer arrived in the mail and I was excited that it worked and everything, I neglected to look and see just what version of everything was running. The computer had evidently been sitting for a few years. I found this out because I went to download something else and I received a message that said upgrade to a more recent version of explorer. Turns out that it still had something like explorer five and for the Windows XP it was still on service pac 2! So, I spent a day upgrading everything on Windows and then Ubuntu loaded up just fine and is now working with a desktop and everything.
> > Another learning experience for me. Thank you again for all the suggestions. I will keep them for any future reference.
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> Maybe you can explain to me how Linux depends on Windows? Because I've been running Linux without Windows for quite some time now. I update Windows with fdisk and format. That is just how I roll.
More likely coincidence--however, if Gabrielle was using Ubuntu's Wubi, it
might be connected. (Wubi--I think that's its name) is used to install
Ubuntu as if it were a Windows application.
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