how do you install linux on windows because my friend wants linux on window
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I have a Windows XP Pro host on my desktop with Debian testing as a guest, the though of always having to boot Windows is disgusting. And Debian is not as peppy as when it has it's own partition and 1GB of memory.
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Last edited by Junior Hacker; 07-10-2007 at 10:21 PM.
He said he wants Linux installed over Windows, presumably so that he can keep his programs, documents, and settings, and so he can switch instantly between the two, am I correct?
He said he wants Linux installed over Windows, presumably so that he can keep his programs, documents, and settings, and so he can switch instantly between the two, am I correct?
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