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It's been mentioned that Nokia is moving to Qt. Is it correct to say that Mer will also be using Qt?
 
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This probably will help you understanding inux distros

http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2006/0...ributions.html
 
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didn't see Linux Mint on that list. Where does it fit?
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linux mint wasn't around in 2006 or at least not widely enough noticeable to make it on a map, but Mint should be place on there as a branch off of Ubintu like Mepis is on there, IMO
 
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You can try a live-cd or, even better (for speed reasons), a live usb stick.
here you'll find instructions on how to transform a mandriva one iso image into a bootable usb stick, elsewhere you'll find instructions for other distributions.
I can do this without a hard drive installed?! That doesn't sound right. Are you sure?
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Linux Mint is a branch of Ubuntu with the idealogy that everything should just work regardless of licensing issues or patent issues

(e.g. users shouldn't have to install codecs [gstreamer bad] themselves to play .mp3s (though that was resolved with Jaunty with the fluxmundo mp3 package I think).
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They're maemo and MeeGo...

"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
 
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I can do this without a hard drive installed?! That doesn't sound right. Are you sure?
Just use unetbootin if you want to create a live usb. The process is automated. Just make sure that the flash drive is formatted to fat32.
http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/

In the distribution, just select whatever flavor of ubuntu you want to try.
 
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Thanks, Ayle. Will the flash drive be fast enough, and is 4gb good enough?
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While not as fast as actually installing it on a hard drive it is much faster than a live cd. The iso is only 700mb so as long as your flash drive has at least 1gb of space you are covered.
 

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cool! thanks
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