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Jump to PostYou can create a virtual machine and install Ubuntu inside Windows or vice versa. This way you can run 2 systems at the same time. What I did was I used …
Jump to PostYes you have to keep rebooting.
Which is what makes VM's a really neat idea.
http://www.virtualbox.org/
So far, I've run Vista, XP and Ubuntu all at the same time, and all an alt-tab …
Jump to Postsomething i used to run was cooperative linux it actually installs sidebyside with windows its pretty neat and not a virtual machine
http://www.colinux.org/
otherwise your best bet is running cygwin to get some unix-type …
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