16/32 bit linux

[ZERO]

Why not just have mutiple os on your main drive. You can select the os when the system boots. If you do not select one you can define a default option after the timeout.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi_boot

[StarsMine]

Why not just have mutiple os on your main drive. You can select the os when the system boots. If you do not select one you can define a default option after the timeout.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi_boot

I know I could do that, id just rather boot from flash, however
Can I play 16bit applications on ubuntu?

[Dead]

I know I could do that, id just rather boot from flash, however
Can I play 16bit applications on ubuntu?

Yeah, I don't know if it works with every single 16bit app but it does work with most... What are you gonna do tho? are you gonna use a flash drive? if you are gonna do it that way I recommend unetbootin it downloads the distro for you and then install it to a flash drive

[StarsMine]

Yeah, I don't know if it works with every single 16bit app but it does work with most... What are you gonna do tho? are you gonna use a flash drive? if you are gonna do it that way I recommend unetbootin it downloads the distro for you and then install it to a flash drive

Well If anything, id rather try it out before installing. ill see if it will work