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JayBHa God Mode, how typical.
Keep that up and it will look like linux.
JayB, you might know, does the free office suite Libertywrite or
something like that, still work/available on Win10 ?
Philip said;
anything but windows 10 because you can't get drivers for hardware etc.
Are you saying Win10 comes with all drivers built in ?
Normally the equipment manufacturers are responsible for writing drivers.
Re the phone number, surely that would be an invasion of privacy ?
Individual;
Almost any PC or Laptop. As JayB said, any Intel based or AMD
processor (CPU) and it comes in 32 bit and 64 bit versions.
You can obtain discs from Linux magazines.
I use Kubuntu distribution. They have a good website from which you
can get and install new programs. Debian is one I have used for
many years and Kubuntu and others are Debian based.
The news agents normally have learner books for Linux.
You can put the CD in your CD drive and load it as a "Live" cd and
run it without installing it as it will give you a feel for Linux.
It does not change your hard drive.
Ask again if you want more info.
As I said earlier you can dual boot your computer.
When you select to install Linux it will ask if you want to dual boot
and if you answer Yes it will ask about partitioning.
That means how it leaves your windows intact with work space and
allocates space for Linux. It then goes ahead and installs Linux on
the rest of the hard drive. When you have done this every time you
switch the computer on it will ask you if you want Windows or Linux.
But buy a book and check it has info n dual boot.
Of course if have a second computer that is a better solution.