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I am tired of my windows Vista, and the guy who hooked up my broadband told me that I could download Linux for free. I can't figure it out all the sights say they have it but none will actually let me download it
I know that yall know how to do this help me, please.
Well there's a ton of different flavours for Linux, so that really makes your choice harder.
I'm currently using Fedora and it's working well.
You can find it here: FedoraMain - Fedora Project Wiki
You want the x86 version.
Download the ISO, burn them to disc with an ISO burner and away you go.
There's a ton of info on the link that explains what to do.
On the whole yes.
I've installed Fedora and it's big brother RedHat on a number of machine, including a server and laptop.
No problems at all.
Admittedly things got interesting when it came to wireless, but even that is resolvable.
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