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Installing any OS over another can potentially erase all data, programs, and other operating systems on that system if installed incorrectly. Be sure to have all important documents and files backed up somewhere other than the local hard drive before attempting any kind of installation. |
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Installing Windows (XP, Vista, or 7) or Linux onto a Macintosh computer is made fairly simple using a program provided by Apple call Bootcamp. The Mac computer needs to have an Intel based Processor to run Windows; you can see if your Mac has an Intel Based processor by choosing About this Mac from the Apple menu.
Once you've verified that your Mac has an Intel Based processor you can continue. You will need an installation disc for the Windows or Linux operating system you wish to install next to your Mac system. (For windows systems you will also need a valid product key.)
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Sources and Relevant Links
Windows on a Mac
WubiLink to Ubunui Download
VMware Website Link
Install Linux from a USB drive
Link to DistroWatch
Linux Distributions
Live (bootable) Linux CDs
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