<p>I totally accept</p>
<p>But I'm welling to make it as simple as we can. 2nd I would like to announce that if you want to remove it... just remove it from the add remove... to encourage them</p>
<p>We may announce the two techniques, and each one decide which technique he would like to use after hearing the pro.s and con.s :)</p>
<p>If the time comes early for 30 minutes we can arrange all of that :)</p>
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Mar 17, 2011 4:58 PM, "Ahmed Shams" <<a href="mailto:ahmedkhattabshams@gmail.com">ahmedkhattabshams@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br type="attribution">> Ok, What about Ubuntu T-Shirts, Hats, Pants and even......, haha!<br>
> <br>> About the Install-fest, I planned some:<br>> For WUBI:<br>> WUBI have a big problem, that is, if the Windows' boot crashes, the<br>> installed-Ubuntu also crashes ! if the user Re-installed a Windows, he<br>
> will need to Reinstall Ubuntu aswell!.....<br>> Prebare:<br>> 1. if the user needs a dual machine, check for Space, if he<br>> have about 6GB free, I'll partition one "Primary +5GB ext4"(after the<br>
> Windows' root drive) and one "Logical 1GB SWAP", if he has more space<br>> will increase the ext4 space, for app-installation.<br>> <br>> 2. I'll use the Hiren's BootCD <<a href="http://www.hirensbootcd.org/download/">http://www.hirensbootcd.org/download/</a>> to<br>
> set the Ubuntu ROOT drive as ACTIVE,<br>> so machine will boot from it, and if the user installed a windows, he<br>> won't hurt the GRUB, all what would be needed is to reset Ubuntu Root<br>> to Active.<br>
> <br>> Installation:<br>> 3. During installation, choose the GRUB to be installed on the Ubuntu<br>> ROOT, because if it installed on the disk's MBR, Windows'<br>> reinstallation will clear the MBR, so user will need to install grub<br>
> again!.<br>> <br>> comments?<br>> <br>> <br>> -- <br>> Regards,<br>> Ahmed<br></div>