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1. Windows 7
2. Ubuntu
3. linux mint

First of all download winrar if you dont already have it.
Second download the iso files for the OS.

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Once their downloaded make 2 folders, one called "ubuntu", the other "linux mint"

put the .iso file for the OS in the corresponding folder.

ubuntu - ubuntu
linux mint - linux mint

now right click both the .iso files and hit "extract here"
Once their are both extracted 100% click one of the folders ex: ubuntu
find wubi, and start it. (it may give you error just keep hitting cancel)
Once there just hit ubuntu, 17GB, and C drive.
Continue . . .

Wait like 5 minutes in the installation
Reboot computer, and hit enter on ubuntu
( it will install, it takes like 10minutes )
now you have ubuntu :y:

restart computer and hit windows (not ubuntu)
Once loaded go on desktop and open the folder "linux mint"
Now instead open "mint4win.exe"
Do the same as you did wubi
continue . . .

wait till done installing the reboot computer
now you should see

    

* windows 7

* ubuntu

* linux mint

hit linux mint, and wait for install (10 minutes)

do all the updates etc. now you have 3 operating systems on 1 pc!!!

woot woot

i already have a slackware tut up xD working on putting BackTrack tut in the next few days. same basic concept

yeah but if you dont set it up right then it could mess up your OS

true but i put warnings at the begining of each thread made, that they can and probably will **** something up

why did you put the quote under you? :p

Which download link is it on the Linux Mint website?

you would be able to run as many as you have memory and hdd space i think ?

Best boot up is to install TinyXp Rev09 over everything, then install a Ubuntu 11.04 Desktop over the top, it will make a bootup selector as default, these two OS are what I find best for dual booting, tri-booting is pretty pointless.