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Hello I have a Thinkpad T 41, for school, that has Win XP Pro installed on it. I need the functionality of Office on it, but I want to transition to Linux. Thus I want to install a linux distro with dual boot capability. Someone was telling me some scary stories about Fedora Core (vers - ?) hosing the harddrive and losing the MBR (etc., etc., etc.). I told this guy that with FC v.4 out in "test 3" release, any install problems are surely fixed by now (???) Should I look for a copy of RH 9. instead? Has anyone set up a Thinkpad or other Laptop recently, with a relatively new version of Fedora Core (v. 3 or 4) ??? PCs for Eveyone wants 2 hours x $99 + $50 for dual boot. Can't afford $250 for such an adventure... Comments? thanks karina
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