mikshaw


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Posted: Jan. 23 2005,19:42 |
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No.
You don't need Windows for anything...ever. It's possible to run one within the other, but in my opinion that's just a waste of precious resources. Windows is not your computer. Windows is an operating system; Linux is an operating system.
You can have both installed on the same machine, and choose which one to use when you start up the computer. You could have a windows-only machine, and run DSL as a liveCD...boot the machine wiht the CD in the drive, or if you can't boot to CD you could use the floppy boot + CD. You could also avoid Windows completely and have a Linux-only computer (my favorite).
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