That's a lot it seems.
That's a lot it seems.
Success?
Success?
I don't know yet lol I haven't gotten a new computer yet.
I don't know yet lol I haven't gotten a new computer yet.
You can try on your mac
A live USB key (as in the tutorials mentioned above) is both a linux installer and a live system, which means that you can run the computer with the linux system already present on the key without installing anything. One of the upside/downside of such system is that once you reboot all changes made on the said system are gone. It's a downside for obvious reasons, but it's also an upside, as in you always get a clean linux basic setup when you boot on it, featuring a web browser, vieo/audio player, text editor, etc
You're on a mac right?
You can try on your mac
A live USB key (as in the tutorials mentioned above) is both a linux installer and a live system, which means that you can run the computer with the linux system already present on the key without installing anything. One of the upside/downside of such system is that once you reboot all changes made on the said system are gone. It's a downside for obvious reasons, but it's also an upside, as in you always get a clean linux basic setup when you boot on it, featuring a web browser, vieo/audio player, text editor, etc
You're on a mac right?
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