Linux Installation

From: Sherman H. (shung_at_earthlink.net)
Date: 09/01/03

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    I am thinking about installing a Linux on my PC. I have two PC's: one has
    Windows 2000 server and the other has Windows XP as client. Would it be
    possible to install a Linux server and client and co-exist with my current
    Windows settings? That means the server has both Windows 2000 and Linux
    server; client also has Windows XP and Linux client?

    By the way, what would be the good choice among various Linux in the market?

    Thanks.

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