Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 17th Feb 2006 12:35 UTC, submitted by Tariq
OSNews, Generic OSes Someone who goes by the alias Saikee claims to have a multiboot system booting... 100 Operating systems, which include various flavours of DOS, Windows, Linux, BSD, and Solaris. In this thread he explains how to set up your machine, incuding GRUB, to boot 100 different flavours of various operating systems.
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Why the repeat?
by Hydraulix on Fri 17th Feb 2006 16:20 UTC
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2006-02-17

Looking at his grub.conf he has about 4 Fedora core installs and a couple Knoppix installs. His list just keeps repeating with the same distros over and over again. Sure they might be different version but how about installing LFS or Gentoo? I mean if you are going to go all out you should do it all the way.

RE: Why the repeat?
by Tyr. on Fri 17th Feb 2006 16:55 in reply to "Why the repeat?"
Tyr. Member since:
2005-07-06

I agree. Maybe OSNews should hold a contest : most unique OS's bootable on the same pc (without resorting to virtual machines). Could be fun.

Edit: s/individual/unique/

Edited 2006-02-17 16:59

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RE[2]: Why the repeat?
by Kick The Donkey on Fri 17th Feb 2006 18:16 in reply to "RE: Why the repeat?"
Kick The Donkey Member since:
2005-07-06

I agree. Maybe OSNews should hold a contest : most unique OS's bootable on the same pc (without resorting to virtual machines). Could be fun.

But you'd really have to define unique. I, for one, don't consider Mandrake and Fedora/RedHat to be unique OSs. If I stretch my brain enough, I would consider Gentoo different from Fedora different from Debian different from Foresight etc etc etc...

Maybe the contest should have a defined list of OSs?

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