SC-UK Posted September 28, 2009 Posted September 28, 2009 Continuing from my thread last week about my little Linux experiment (I will be using ONLY Ubuntu for at least a week, to give myself a bit of a learning curve), I am pleased to report that three hours in and I haven't been tempted to switch back once, although it is still obviously in the early stages! This morning I have been using Firefox for all of my web work (nothing special here, have used it on both Windows and OSX for ages and it's basically the same!). I have also started to play with OpenOffice's presentation, and for putting together fairly ordinary presentations, it seems like a perfectly serviceable tool. However, getting down to perhaps a little bit of cheating now. I NEED to demonstrate a couple of features of Windows 7 in a presentation I am putting together - so rather than use a real machine, I have installed Sun Virtual Box within Ubuntu and installed W7 into this. I won't be using this machine, other than for getting screen shots - I hope that's allowed
Arcath Posted September 28, 2009 Posted September 28, 2009 VMs are allowed, back when i was in 6th form i had a laptop that i used in all my lessons (hand writing sucks hard) which ran Fedora (and later on SUSE), this was fine for most lessons but for Computing i needed to use M$ Access so i had an XP VM that i used for that lesson. i still told people i only use linux on it
powdarrmonkey Posted September 28, 2009 Posted September 28, 2009 I hope that's allowed *tut* I suppoooose...
SC-UK Posted September 28, 2009 Author Posted September 28, 2009 *tut* I suppoooose... Lol my only alternative was to use something like Gimp, to draw a very very realistic version of a W7 desktop, and every screen shot that I need
sparkeh Posted September 28, 2009 Posted September 28, 2009 I hope that's allowed Sure its allowed, just remember to run a thousand pass random data algorithm over the area it resided on when you are done with it, to prevent the spread of the infection you see.
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