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Installing Linux Mint Debian- advice? - iDiDiT - 01-07-2012
Ready to power up my machine tonight and test Linux Mint Debian Xfce, or should I try one of the many other distros? We will soon find out. I would like to hear a basic description of how to install Linux Mint Debian. I am still fairly new to Linux. I struggled with Ubuntu only because it was on a netbook. Still I am a Linux fan. This will now be on a PC.
If someone could give me a quick break down of the installation. Such as for Ubuntu it is easy to understand as>
1. Ubuntudownload
2. PentestLinux.com
3. Download onto 8GB flashdrive
4. Restart computer
5. Boot into BIOS
6. Set Sandisk at the top
7. Exit BIOS
8. Install Ubuntu
If I remember right this is how installing Ubuntu went basically.
I tried watching a video on Youtube, but they were on virtual machines I think except for one, but I would like to hear your advice as well.
RE: Installing Linux Mint Debian- advice? - AceInfinity - 01-07-2012
It's as easy as:
1) Download ISO
2) Burn to CD
3) On boot, access the boot menu and select to boot from CD drive OR change the boot order to boot from CD device and restart
4) Load into Linux Mint
5) Install while on the Linux desktop
If you want it on a USB though, and you're not dualbooting, then i'd recommend a program called LiLi.
RE: Installing Linux Mint Debian- advice? - iDiDiT - 01-07-2012
(01-07-2012, 09:10 PM)AceInfinity Wrote: It's as easy as:
1) Download ISO
2) Burn to CD
3) On boot, access the boot menu and select to boot from CD drive OR change the boot order to boot from CD device and restart
4) Load into Linux Mint
5) Install while on the Linux desktop
If you want it on a USB though, and you're not dualbooting, then i'd recommend a program called LiLi.
Alright, thanks. So I just use LiLi to put Linux Mint on a usb? Just like that, swith over to my PC for the new OS and install. i thought it was more complicated.
RE: Installing Linux Mint Debian- advice? - AceInfinity - 01-07-2012
(01-07-2012, 09:13 PM)iDiDiT Wrote: Alright, thanks. So I just use LiLi to put Linux Mint on a usb? Just like that, swith over to my PC for the new OS and install. i thought it was more complicated.
No, LiLi is a program that installs a live boot version directly on your USB. (Installs on your USB)