We are testing dual boot systems in order to benefit from Linux-only packages = Pink Panther = == Boot In Linux == If the machine is currently on, shut it down (Restart works too) and follow these steps (NOTE) Make sure that the keyboard is active by checking if Num Lock works - Wait for takeoff (Sequence is {nav icon=bell>...>icon=bell >icon=bell > FAN > icon=bell > icon=bell > icon=bell}) On the screen shown below, press {key F6} frantically {F7198455, width=400} Then Choose **PI: INTEL SSD...** as per the image below {F7198457, width=400} Wait and enjoy ==USERS == staffbiop guestbiop

= Installing a Linux Machine at the BIOP = It can make sense to install Ubuntu on the BIOP machines. The idea is to # Boot Ubuntu from a USB disk # Make sure that the file system is compatible for the disks (Other than `C:/`) == Compatible disks == Ubuntu should be able to read NTFS disks with the proper installation We are testing dual boot systems in order to benefit from Linux-only packages = Pink Panther = == Boot In Linux == If the machine is currently on, shut it down (Restart works too) and follow these steps (NOTE) Make sure that the keyboard is active by checking if Num Lock works - Wait for takeoff (Sequence is {nav icon=bell>...>icon=bell >icon=bell > FAN > icon=bell > icon=bell > icon=bell}) On the screen shown below, press {key F6} frantically {F7198455, width=400} Then Choose **PI: INTEL SSD...** as per the image below {F7198457, width=400} Wait and enjoy ==USERS == staffbiop guestbiop

= Installing a Linux Machine at the BIOP = It can make sense to install Ubuntu on the BIOP machines. The idea is to # Boot Ubuntu from a USB disk # Make sure that the file system is compatible for the disks (Other than `C:/`) == Compatible disks == Ubuntu should be able to read NTFS disks with the proper installation We are testing dual boot systems in order to benefit from Linux-only packages = Pink Panther = == Boot In Linux == If the machine is currently on, shut it down (Restart works too) and follow these steps (NOTE) Make sure that the keyboard is active by checking if Num Lock works - Wait for takeoff (Sequence is {nav icon=bell>...>icon=bell >icon=bell > FAN > icon=bell > icon=bell > icon=bell}) On the screen shown below, press {key F6} frantically {F7198455, width=400} Then Choose **PI: INTEL SSD...** as per the image below {F7198457, width=400} Wait and enjoy ==USERS == staffbiop guestbiop