So,
I am running an experiment for Android KitKat, and I'm making a
partition (a seperate section of a memory device, ex. Hard Drive or
Solid State Drive) for 20 Gigabytes. I'm going to install Android on
it, and test it out, and if I like it, and am okay with 20GB of
space, I'll keep it, but only if it works, which it should.
If
I keep it, it turns into a tri-boot, which is very dangerous, and
confusing, but I'll figure it out, I'm still going to try to install
Mac OS X, creating a quad-boot, which might be a maze to get to each
partition, but may be pretty simple if I install a Hackintosh (what a
computer is called when it has Mac OS but isn't a Macintosh itself)
boot-loader (a program that easily selects different boot-able
partitions) and hopefully it'll selectthe four different boot-able
partitions, which would be pretty cool, but I think I'm going to hold
off on the Hackintosh/Mac OS X idea for now, because a lot of the
times the drivers don't work, and you need special programs to make
them work, so for now, just Winodws 8.1 and Ubuntu, and maybe Android
KitKat.
UPDATE:
2 O'Clock
So,
Android failed, it was not recongized as boot-able through my flash
drive. SO for now, I'm just going to stick with my fabulous dual-boot
for, and do some research on Hackintosh, so I can install the correct
drivers, and make sure its touchscreen compatible.
Another
thing, one of the laptops Mr. Joseph had me bring home, I feel that
if I upgrade the RAM to a Gigabyte or two, it should be able to run
Ubuntu, the other one, the smaller WinBook, is a no go, and will
probably have to be re-installed with Vista, or XP (ugh), on it.
In
other news, I'm going to save up money to buy somethings on eBay, a
screw-driver, and gameboy cartridge battery and a new laptop charger,
and some awesome headphones (SkullCandy's), and then a nice Android
Tablet, so that I can put Ubuntu on it, which looks really nice on a
tablet. Maybe when the new Windows Surface Pro III comes out, that
too, but currently, after I get the headphones, I'm gonna be working
the money game.
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