Re: Re: [OS:N:] newbie

Thanks for the feedback Patrick.  Playing with Linux in some capacity is probably a good idea.  I actually have a few spare computers that I could load Linux onto, for demo purposes.  But, I have tried to download a couple different systems and then burn them to cd, but I'm not doing something right because when I put the cd in and try to reboot it does not recognize the cd.  I'm not sure what is being done wrong.  I have roxy easy cd creator but i'm not sure its being burned right.  - Will
> 
> From: "Patrick Cable II" <[email protected]>
> Date: 2004/05/28 Fri AM 06:55:43 EDT
> To: "Open source advocacy in education and government" <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [OS:N:] newbie
> 
> > Removing hard-drives and setting up a server scares me.
> 
> Ah, yes.
> 
> Do you have any computer handy friends? Perhaps you could have them around
> while you try out things just in case you get into a bind that you don't
> know how to get out of. But for the most part, as long as you don't drop
> anything the hardware end of things *should* be alright.
> 
> But, the best advice is to just play with a computer. If you have a spare
> computer you can use, use it to experiment with. If not, see if you can get
> an older one to do just that with (My house server is an 800mhz pentium 3
> with 256mb of ram - it works just fine)
> 
> Good luck!
> -
> Patrick Cable II
> Media Technician, Dennett Elementary School
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