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 Kubuntu (The Breezy Badger) - 5.1.0Linux i386 disk image for Virtual PC |
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Product Description:
KubUbu is a small project (Open Source) that supports Redmond's virtual machine, VirtualPC. KubUbu comprises two disk images that let you run the Ubuntu and Kubuntu distributions of Linux, respectively, in a Virtual PC environment.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS X 10.1
- Mac OS X 10.0
Additional Requirements:
- Virtual PC 7.0.x
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All is go! - Version: 5.1.0, 2/14/2006 04:15AM PST
geofftay
I just gave the image a quick look this morning in VPC7 and all is good. No sound or network access (yet) but I'll look into that later. Very cool.
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three days of download - Version: 5.1.0, 2/14/2006 12:22AM PST
walfrieda
for essentially nothing. Got the toast file, burnt it to DVD, but no go. VPC refuses to start from it, saying a "disk related error occured". No readme file or other documentation comes with it to assist in installation, and the original site is all italian. And worse: it is not helpful even if you know italian.
DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS CRAP!
DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS CRAP!
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- three days of download (8 replies)
What the... - Version: 5.1.0, 2/13/2006 05:30PM PST
ffooky
....bloody hell are we supposed to do with the Toast image once downloaded ? If mounted with Toast or DikImageMounter I just get a message that it's in use by the OS and can't be opened. No option within VPC 7 will recognise it and it's exactly the same with a burned disc.
A complete dog's breakfast.
A complete dog's breakfast.
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