“1: Live CD/DVD/USB
This is the best way to try out Linux. You download an .iso file (a
full copy of a CD), and you burn it onto a CD with an iso burning
program like: Infrarecorder or ImgBurn (Or nero). Then you reboot
your PC…“WUBI/mint4win
The hard days of manually partitioning your hard drive are over. No
more burning and booting live CD’s. Just download WUBI. Windows
Ubuntu Installer – the new way to install Linux. This is the most
fool proof way to install linux.”
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