i'm a new user to computers and wud like 2 set up linux on my comp.
gfor that i've downloaded fedora project from red hat website. i wud
like somebody 2 come forward and help me in going through with its
installation.i currently operate windows xp on my comp. and will
partition my e drive for linux which is 9.3gb. will it b enough?
hoping from a reply soon from some of those helpful ppl out there.

mehul wrote:
> i'm a new user to computers and wud like 2 set up linux on my comp.
> gfor that i've downloaded fedora project from red hat website. i wud
> like somebody 2 come forward and help me in going through with its
> installation.i currently operate windows xp on my comp. and will
> partition my e drive for linux which is 9.3gb. will it b enough?
> hoping from a reply soon from some of those helpful ppl out there.

Hello Mehul,

Yes, 9.3 GB is just fine for Fedora.
Normal complete desktop installation takes between 2 - 3 GB.
Full server installation upto 4+ GB.

The installation is pretty much automatic, but before install
have information about your PC hardware. (harddrives, video card and
screen,
modem or network card, mouse).

Read:
"Disk Partitioning Setup"
http://www.cs.wcupa.edu/~rkline/fc1-...s-install.html

More information:
http://www.johnmunsch.com/articles/F...GettingStarted

You'll find additional Fedora Links on
http://www.futuredesktop.org/how2burn.html#mirrors

Good luck,

// moma
http://www.futuredesktop.org :: newbie links at the top

mehulved_21@yahoo.com (mehul) wrote in message news:<1a3b0ce3.0405121154.45589cd8@posting.google. com>...
> i'm a new user to computers and wud like 2 set up linux on my comp.
> gfor that i've downloaded fedora project from red hat website. i wud
> like somebody 2 come forward and help me in going through with its
> installation.i currently operate windows xp on my comp. and will
> partition my e drive for linux which is 9.3gb. will it b enough?
> hoping from a reply soon from some of those helpful ppl out there.

Yes, 9.3Gb is fine. Simply follow the on-screen prompts to install.
Its very, very, very easy. Give it a go and if you have a specific
thing you get stuck with, have a look on the Fedora site, then do a
quick google. If you can't find anythere after you've tried that, then
try here.