[Wolves] Ubuntu Normal CD vs Live CD

Deusiah deusiah at gmail.com
Wed May 18 11:17:49 BST 2005


1. Probably, there is no guarantee it will work the the CD-RW drive.
The Ubuntu Live CD comes with Gnome's Nautilus CD Burning support. I
recommend downloading Gnome Baker if that fails it's not a big file.

2. To the best of my knowledge no I doesn't but I can vouch for every
program but from what I have seen it's complete.

3. I can't see the Time machine (lol) having any propriety issues but
general hardware issues are possible.

Chris

On 5/18/05, Chris Ball <chris at mnemonik.net> wrote:
> My girlfriend wants me to install Ubuntu on her machine as she uses ME and is
> getting fed up with all the spyware and crap her sister ends up downloading on
> to it.
> 
> Her system is pretty fucked, so I need to use come kind of Live CD to get access
> to her CD writer so we can back up her files, I was just wondering if it was
> worth  getting the Ubuntu Live CD (I do have a copy of Morphix Light, but I'm
> unsure if that has CDrecord on it or not) to do this.
> 
> She has a dial up connection, so if I use the Live CD am I going to have to
> download a lot of stuff to get the system running? I don't think she'll be to
> happy if we have to spent hours downloading Debs before she can use her
> computer.
> 
> So in brief my questions are:
> 
> 1) Will a Live CD let us back up stuff to CD-R?
> 2) Does the Live CD have less programs on it?
> 3) I've checked all the hardware on the HCL, but it's a Time premade system so
> does anyone know if it'll have some crazy Propreitry stuff that will cause
> issue?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Chris
> 
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