installing linux on windows OS

[mug.of.gold]

Can anyone help me loading linux on windows?

really appreciate that..

NK

 

[anafor]

You may use virtualmachine on your system .

 

[rockstar_212]

i think vmware is the best one.
(there are lot of softs like Microsoft virtual PC , Connectix Virtual PC and many more... but i will suggest vmware )
https://www.vmware.com/

 

[calm]

you can install cygwin on you computer, it is a good unix/linux simulator and free.

 

[tieuquaybk]

VMware is a good choice

 

[master_picengineer]

Hi,
Try Virtual PC.

 

[eng_ahmed22]

Salam
i think vmware is the best one.
I use it, it is perfect,
salam
Ahmed

 

[damunix]

I prefer Virtualboxe, very easy to use, opensource, so free

 

[suresh_kvja]

Hi,

If you are satisfied with Fedora the you can use its

LIVE CD to work without even installing on the system

More info????

**broken link removed**

 

[raghuchouta]

Dear Friend,

Ru satisfied with the answers or not? Using all these virtual machines ur system will get slow, unless u have a large RAM for ur system. Better use it as a dual booting system. then it will be ok. otherwise increase ur RAM.

regards,
raghunath chouta

 

[Slayerza]

With regards to the RAM situation, normal windows distributions (Win XP, Vista,..) cannot use more than 2.5-3GB worth of RAM. On the other hand any linux distro will correctly handle all of the available system RAM.
As such I would recommend running windows in linux rather than the other way round.

Cheers
Slayer

 

[maninnet]

vmareware is the best, but make sure you the version you use will support the linux you load

 

[GENERALCHAOS13]

Try ubuntu with dual boot and if u dont lik it uninstall it windows or if u like it uninstall windows in ubuntu h**p://www.ubuntu.com thers links kubuntu edubuntu xubuntu gobuntu

 

[hbk2222]

try wubi which is a software installed on windows which run ubintu (not virsial machine)

 

[maninnet]

try vmware, which i sperfect

 

[polo367]

why not try qemu very easy and opensource.
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[armixic]

I am using VMware for half year already. It sure works

 

[AdvaRes]

Yes, VMware is a good choise.
But actually I'm facing some difficulties to switch from windows to VMware. Is there a solution to share the files between windows and Linux ?

 

[opt]

live cd is a good choice.
for example,
https://www.knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html

 

[nidhisahu]

VMware is a good choise