One of my Comp Sci friends finally put Ubuntu (Linux) on my computer today. (I say finally on my part, not his, because I was sort of hesitant.) But he assured me nothing would go wrong. *crosses fingers*

It's cool. I can't fully use it yet, because I can't access my C drive folders/documents, but I'll fool around with what I can do. The screen also has to be smaller for some reason. But it looks nice, has its features, and once he works a tad more on it I'll hopefully be able to use it for everything. I can easily move from Ubuntu to Vista as needed, but can't copy stuff.

For all the tech people who would understand this: So...it's on a VM right now. I boot up Vista and then Ubuntu. Which is also why I can't access any of my files from my main computer. I might go buy an 8 GB flash drive, which will then not be a VM. Or we might put it on my computer a different way, which would allow me to get my files and stuff.

For some reason the "back" button on my mouse does not work, so I have to press the key or the button on the browser. He should be able to fix that too.

-CF

And...I'll go back to Vista and give you a QotD: As you make your way through this hectic world of ours, set aside a few minutes each day. At the end of the year, you'll have a couple of days saved up.