I Need Your Help - This Is Your Place - What Do You Want To Read About?

Honestly Ron, I find your site (blog) pretty darn good already! My suggestion would be to keep doing what you are already doing (This from a guy whose first computer was an Apple IIe - A Xmas gift for my two sons who are now both well paid geeks!)

Ron,

What you are doing is great. The site is clean cut and no one should be offended by any content that you put out.

I find that the types of articles that you put out, give good reading. But they do not lend themselves to wanting to answer back. Otherwords:: I read your article, I like it, but you have answered any questions that I may have, and given me links to study. I am happy and go on to read the next article.
So I find that you do such a good job, that I dont answer.

You also have very knowledgeble people who read your articles. That should tell you something about how you come across. There are 10,000 sites that give junk information out about computers. There are very few sites that make you want to come back and read again and again. You have created such site.

So in my mind you need to do what you are doing, Just blend some new ideas from your readership and keep up the good work.

Kyle Keeton

PS
First computer, Apple IIe $2400.00 around mid 1980’s.
My Son grew up pounding the key board and never stopped, He is IT tech for large midwest firm. I wish I had half his knowledge about computers.

Dual boot Kubuntu and Vista:Setting up partitions
I want to do a dual boot of my Vista system with Kubuntu.I want to create the following partitions
1.Vista System
2.Partition for storing my documents
3./
4.Swap
5./Home

I would like to make partitions 1,2and 3 primary and the rest logical.But my reasearch shows that before u create a logical drive you have to create an extended partition and put the logical partitions in them.Could anyone who is familiar with Kubuntu show me how to create these partitions while installing Kubuntu I am installing Vista first.

Hi Tom,
Thanks for the reply. Sounds like you have two sons you are very proud of.

Hi Kyle,
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll just keep doing what I have been doing. This week has been a long one having been away for 4 days. But I’m ready to get back into the swing of things.

vrs70,
One of the best sites I have found for dual booting help is over at Scots Forum. There are people available in the Linux Forum that can help you manually setup your partitions. All the best.

http://forums.scotsnewsletter.com/

Thanks again to everyone who has replied, Ron

Ron, I couldn’t NOT make a comment on your request for comments. I concur completely with the previous comments. Many times I’m tempted to put some bytes on the screen, but as pointed out, nothing to add to your fine presentations.

I go back to the Commodore Vic-20, as it had the best keyboard amongst the offerings at the time, and I was very active in the digital modes within ham radio. Then of course came the C-64 and my very first “real” pc was a used AT&T desktop with a P1 processor and Windows 3.1 installed. My how times have changed.

Keep up the good work, and for God’s sake, don’t do a Fred Langa on us!

Don

Hi Don,
Have no fear of my leaving. I don’t even own a motorcycle!

Regards, Ron

My biggest wish is to have more time to read the articles.I’m a Jannie not a Jeannie all I can do is make do with the time I have.Had to let you know how important your articles are…AWESOME!!!Please keep up the great work,and thank you,too.

Hi Jannie,
Thanks for your comments and compliment. Both are very much appreciated.
Regards, Ron

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sounds like they Like–Ya..Ron

Heh Den,
It does.
Thanks for dropping by.
Ron