TrainTrackHack
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SO, I was thinking of installing Linux on another $h17box (a.k.a. "My Own Computer"), since I'm gettting a little tired of 98SE stuffing up on me. But Linux (well, at least ubuntu) seems very "internet-dependent".. I can't figure out a way to download updates so that I could just burn them on a CD-RW or copy them on my portable HD, and I couldn't just download WINE (have to do some console-stuff to install it straght off the internet...I assume this is how it goes with many programs) is there a way to download the stuff ("Linux-software and such") I need, so I could just transfer it on the compy without any kinda internet/LAN setup? Also, obviously I can't have it solve dependencies automatically because the comp's got no internet... how can I find out what "dependencies" the package needs to have fixed up before downloading, and how to do it?
^All above summarized:
"HOW/WHAT DISTRO TO INSTALL ON A COMPUTER THAT'S GOT NO INTERNET and what to do to make any use out of it?"
^All above summarized:
"HOW/WHAT DISTRO TO INSTALL ON A COMPUTER THAT'S GOT NO INTERNET and what to do to make any use out of it?"