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If you haven't already it's worth having a look here and contacting the fella too.... http://www.boleynworkshop.com/coronet-minor.php

Come and live in my house for a week and I guarantee yours will seem quiet when you get back home :lol:

No idea if it's still available or how easy it would be for you to acquire and process etc but thought I'd just mention... http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat ... ewood.html

I take it you're not heading up here for a Linux build then?

Pretty much did exactly that with my barn doors and as there are no plans to use them for anything habitable as such I just used No Nonsense stain from Screwfix. Seemed to work ok for me http://1drv.ms/1HVrEAp

Your pal coming on here! :lol:

No disrespect intended but you don't get 'owt for nowt and these folk prey on people wanting bargains. On such desirable products like Apple stuff I can't help but think things like this are inevitable. We just bought our youngest one of the new iPads for his 16th and we'd seen them advertised...

Not saying he's wrong and I have no axe to grind one way or another but I'm pretty sure you could pick any subject and go off on the internet and find a glowing and also an equally damning report. I think the "mistake" he made was diving in too soon rather than letting other people find the...

No problem at all and we'll need the whole pc....

Tell you what, if this is the end of the road for you, stick it in a box, post it to me and, if it can be done, I'll install a Linux distribution of your choice and send it back...

and just to add you probably won't need to change the BIOS, there should be an option (via F12 or whatever) to just change the boot device that one time ie you just select from a menu

Good point, if by some miracle you're passing near Lincoln any time soon pop in and I'll give you a hand too.....

Exactly, the option he's considering is going out and buying a Mac, (expensive) job done.

You need to boot your pc from the disk, although if you're struggling at this stage a Mac may be an easier (albeit more expensive) option :mrgreen:

Same here really although my first real favourite was Fedora and I used that for a long time until Gnome3 came along and I just didn't like it so started hopping around and must have tried most of the obvious ones at one time or another. I had Arch for a while but its rolling release eventually...

If you click on any of the distributions it will take you to another page where you can choose the version you want to download. It sounds like you installed Ubuntu after Windows onto a free partition and you're now dual booting with the GRUB bootloader. All of that is perfectly fine and is what...

Now you're talking and has been my choice for quite a while but development has ceased. BunsenLabs is trying to take up where it left off....

As said, Linux is the kernel but I think for the sake of what we're talking about here we can safely call the whole shooting match Linux - ie the operating system, desktop environment and suite of applications etc Ubuntu is just one of a many versions of Linux each with their own set of...

That's the beauty of Linux, you're free to do what you like so it doesn't have to look primitive if that's what appeals to you. Either install a different distribution that looks (more like) the way you want or if you're that way inclined tinker away to your heart's content.... here you go...

That's the beauty of Linux, you're free to do what you like so it doesn't have to look primitive if that's what appeals to you. Either install a different distribution that looks (more like) the way you want or if you're that way inclined tinker away to your heart's content....