http://hungrypenguin.net/linuxandme/2010/03/what-is-linux/ The Hungry Penguin Blog Wed, 09 May 2012 20:25:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://hungrypenguin.net/linuxandme/2010/03/what-is-linux/#comment-231 sg-1 Wed, 14 Sep 2011 12:04:38 +0000 http://hungrypenguin.net/linuxandme/?p=9#comment-231 How about my computer's drivers? Will I need to install drivers purposely for the Linux OS? Or can I use my present set of drivers for the Windows OS under the new Linux OS? Please advise..I would like to switch over to Linux OS if I don't have problems with my programs and drivers.. Thank you very much. How about my computer’s drivers?
Will I need to install drivers purposely for the Linux OS? Or can I use my present set of drivers for the Windows OS under the new Linux OS? Please advise..I would like to switch over to Linux OS if I don’t have problems with my programs and drivers..
Thank you very much.

]]> http://hungrypenguin.net/linuxandme/2010/03/what-is-linux/#comment-230 sg-1 Wed, 14 Sep 2011 11:59:44 +0000 http://hungrypenguin.net/linuxandme/?p=9#comment-230 If I use Linux OS on my computer (Intel Processor M, 32-bit, now using Win XP, and capable of upgrade to Windows 7), will I be able to use my Windows based programs like Microsoft Office 2010, ProgeCAD 2010, etc directly installed into the Linux OS? Or do we need to run those programs on a Windows-emulation mode in the Linux OS? Please help. Thanks If I use Linux OS on my computer (Intel Processor M, 32-bit, now using Win XP, and capable of upgrade to Windows 7), will I be able to use my Windows based programs like Microsoft Office 2010, ProgeCAD 2010, etc directly installed into the Linux OS? Or do we need to run those programs on a Windows-emulation mode in the Linux OS? Please help. Thanks

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