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Maybe backup your most important stuff but honestly, you should be fine. If you do mess up something, it's really easy to fix. I recently had a problem with my /boot partition not being big enough so I couldn't do updates, so I deleted my swap and boot, repartitoned, couldn't boot Ubuntu or Windows and with a simple "reinstallation" (I just went through the installer to recreate GRUB) it was fixed. Piece of cake.Quote:
Originally Posted by noopypoop
wubi is a piece of cake, mainly becuase it dosen't partitoion yor system
its creates a virtual drive using a .DISK file, which is a set size you define during setup, warning though, peformance isn't as fast as a real setup, also your settings don't really save untill you shutdown! also you can't hibernate
I know im goin to sound like a noob but how do you take a screen shot of your desktop?
"Paste" into your favorite graphics editing program. MSPaint works also. :D
thanks heres my desktop:
It really isn't bad though. I was using wubi for a while and i thought the performance was fine. I'm sure a beefier computer would make the performance hit even less noticeable.Quote:
Originally Posted by XcOM
Good guess, but wrong all the same. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by luciusad2004
Actually, I'm dualbooting OpenSuse and Ubuntu. :P
I'm using Ubuntu the most at the moment. heh heh heh.
EDIT: Well, I was... but I managed to break it... xD
heres my wall as of two days ago
