Install Gentoo 2006.0 Gnome Kde And Xfce In Less Than 3 Hrs

[JohnS]

HOWTO: INSTALL GENTOO 2006.0, GNOME, KDE
AND XFCE IN LESS THAN 180 MINUTES.

Interested in a walkthru to help you through a Gentoo Linux 2006 installation (with KDE Gnome and Xfce)? Then click here:

http://bb.domaindlx.com/911TheTruth/
http://linux.coconia.net/ (no longer with us)

There is a page on installing Windows on a spare partition of your harddrive.

There is also instructions on HOWTO access and write to Windows XP/2000 (formatted with the NTFS) from Linux.

Access to Windows by Captive-FUSE and NTFS-FUSE are compared.

There is also code for JAVASCRIPT MOVIES (and a few to watch).

Also has a section on how to REMIX YOUR 14 Debian CDs as 2 DVDs.

[sbovisjb1]

gentoo is about LEARNING linux. And second of all its OK to want to install gentoo 3 hrs.... providing you're system is powerfull enough. Apart from that GOOD job for telling other people about good and worthwile sites.... oh and a guy put something in the howto section that got deleted...

the link was www.fckeditor.net/

[JohnS]

gentoo is about LEARNING linux
People learn NOTHING if they can't even install Gentoo.

[sbovisjb1]

Its the instillation process that makes people learn. You have headaches, and problems, but once you take it to the online community, you'll eventually come up with a solution.

[JohnS]

Its the instillation process that makes people learn.
Maybe, but all you learn is how to configure some really simple files, like /etc/hosts, hostname, domainname.

Instead of learning trivia, one should be given the easy stuff already functioning and then one can learn to compile a new kernel and do interesting stuff,....

[JohnS]

By the way, do you know any good articles on rolling your own kernel?

[sbovisjb1]

Now that you mention it... i do have a few good articles at hand... let me see:
http://tlug.up.ac.za/old/guides/lkcg/lkcg.html
http://librenix.com/?inode=582

[falko]

By the way, do you know any good articles on rolling your own kernel?
If you mean for Debian, then take a look here: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21

[JohnS]

Thanks for the links everyone.

[JohnS]

Anyone know how to clone a windows system?

[falko]

I'm not sure, but maybe with Norton Ghost?

[JohnS]

I'm not sure, but maybe with Norton Ghost?
I'm sure that would work, but what about doing it with free tools?

[falko]

I'm not aware of any...

[JohnS]

You can clone a windows system real easily. See:

http://m.domaindlx.com/LinuxHelp/win/copyingXP.htm