[tlinux-users:07726] Re: Linux on A105

John McGregor <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.hardware.toshiba
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> I have a toshiba A105 2717 and I want to install linux on my laptop. I 
> want to know which one should I choose. Ubunntu or Debian. Which 
> installtion is straight forward as I am new to Linux. Someone told me 
> that RedHat is a very good for Toshiba notebooks.


If by 'new to Linux' you mean that you have never installed Linux and / 
or never prepared a hard drive for Linux, I would strongly suggest that 
you contact the nearest Linux Users Group (LUG) for help with your first 
install. I'd also suggest that you register for the excellent and free 
of charge, on line course at :

http://www.basiclinux.net

Ubuntu is based on Debian, is easier to install than its parent, and is 
an excellent distribution for laptops in general. However, if your aim 
is to dual boot Win XP and Linux please seek installation help from a 
LUG, because Ubuntu's auto-install routine will completely remove 
Windows before it installs Linux.

HTH

John
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