Author: JT Smith
An anonymous reader tells us about a story at MozillaQuest.com: “Why settle for a dual-boot computer system when with just a little more effort you can have a triple-boot system?
Today we add the Red Hat 7 Linux distribution as a third boot-option to the existing dual-boot system created in the January 1 Dual-Boot article. A triple-boot PC with Caldera OpenLinux, Red Hat Linux, and Windows should be pretty darn slick. Once you have your triple-boot system completed, you will be able to choose whether to boot into Caldera OpenLinux, Red Hat Linux, or Windows 98 whenever you boot or reboot your triple-boot PC.”
Today we add the Red Hat 7 Linux distribution as a third boot-option to the existing dual-boot system created in the January 1 Dual-Boot article. A triple-boot PC with Caldera OpenLinux, Red Hat Linux, and Windows should be pretty darn slick. Once you have your triple-boot system completed, you will be able to choose whether to boot into Caldera OpenLinux, Red Hat Linux, or Windows 98 whenever you boot or reboot your triple-boot PC.”
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- Linux
