I own a PC beside 128MB strike. And i would approaching to install ubuntu contained by it.could any one communicate me will it work very well?

I enjoy a pc beside 128mb ram, iwant to try ubuntu contained by it.But i read that ubuntu needs atleast of 512MB. So what could i do?.In my notebook windowsxp and windows 2000 pro are installed.If it is possible , explain to me how to format both the operating system and install only ubuntu contained by it.The other problem is, now i am using single xp sp1, but some web page wont show correctly.and when I open the window 2000 it tries to shut down.could u tell me how to format both window xp and 2000 and install only linux software contained by it?

I own a PC beside 128MB strike. And i would approaching to install ubuntu contained by it.could any one communicate me will it work very well?

Xp is ok with 128mb strike, almost everything else needs more memory. To find what generous your pc could use, at hand is a great tool many associates use at Crucial.com.



To install only Ubuntu, or XP, boot from the disc and select the delete partion option. It will later wipe out the drive, and format it beside your one OS.
It will work just fine. During the Ubuntu install, drop your primary wall and re-create it. Then format the drive.
Ubuntu is available for PC, 64-Bit and Mac architectures. CDs require at least 256 MB of RAM. Install requires at tiniest 2 GB of disk space.



If it says that it requires 258MB, you're probably not going to acquire the best results.
Howzit!!



It will do fine...



BUT dude, 128MB of RAM, you should do something about it man. Its 2007...



All the best
Use Xbuntu instead, it is Ubuntu designed for elder, lower powered machines.

http://www.xubuntu.org/
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