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Android is a big hit among smartphones, phablets, tablet, and why in desktop or notebook? So here, I'm gonna show you how to run the livecd of Android OS: 1. Download Android OS from: http://code.google.com/p/live-android/downloads/list 2. Two files need to be downloaded. One which file extension is .001 and the other one is .002; I downloaded the following: liveandroidv0.3.iso.001 liveandroidv0.3.iso.002 3. Since these files are splitted, you need to join them. Download HJ-Split from www.hjsplit.org. Extract and run hjsplit.exe. Click 'Join' button and a new window will open; to join a set files (.001 and 002), first open the .001 file using the 'Input File' buttons. Other files (.002, .003, etc.) which are in the directory will be found automatically. Then click Start button and wait few minutes until finished. This should produce file something like liveandroidv0.3.iso   * If you are running GNU/Linux OS, you can simply run the following comm...

"... Because free software was built in an open way, anyone could contribute to software by looking through the code, finding bugs, and fixing them. Because software ended up being examined by larger numbers of programmers, free software was higher in quality, performed better, and offered more features than similar software developed through proprietary development mechanisms. It turned out that in many situations, the development model behind free software led to software that was inherently better than proprietary alternatives." - The Official Ubuntu Book Sixth Edition 1. Download Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Desktop from http://www.ubuntu.com. 2. Burn .ISO image of Ubuntu into CD using your burning software (InfraRecorder, Nero). 3. After burning image, insert to you CD drive and reboot your computer. 4. Your computer should boot CD drive in priority. When Ubuntu boots up, click Try Ubuntu as shown below wait until Desktop appears. 5. The following is the default desktop o...