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==CSEE Operating Systems== | ==CSEE Operating Systems== | ||
| − | + | Operating systems can be installed as a dual-boot (such as booting into Windows or Linux) or installed as single-boot (such as booting only Linux). | |
| − | * | + | The supported operating systems are: |
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| − | * | + | * Redhat Linux |
| + | * Fedora Linux | ||
| + | * Centos Linux | ||
All systems that need support must be approved by CSEEIT. It is important to verify that the hardware works with the requested operating system. | All systems that need support must be approved by CSEEIT. It is important to verify that the hardware works with the requested operating system. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:31, 20 April 2024
CSEE Operating Systems
Operating systems can be installed as a dual-boot (such as booting into Windows or Linux) or installed as single-boot (such as booting only Linux).
The supported operating systems are:
- Redhat Linux
- Fedora Linux
- Centos Linux
All systems that need support must be approved by CSEEIT. It is important to verify that the hardware works with the requested operating system.
