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linux emulator for windows
August 23, 2001 07:12 PM
does anyone know of a linux emulator for windows?
if so can you tell me where to find it?
thanks, it''d be a big help
122
August 23, 2001 08:18 PM
mandrake Linux comes with something called linux4win which essentially runs Linux on a FAT32 partition, thus you won''t need to partition your hard drive.
The performance is supposed to suffer when you do this( I haven''t tried it out myself).
Anyway, check it out here.
The performance is supposed to suffer when you do this( I haven''t tried it out myself).
Anyway, check it out here.
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146
August 24, 2001 08:21 AM
VMWare? BOCHS?
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100
August 24, 2001 08:28 AM
quote:
Original post by NuffSaid
mandrake Linux comes with something called linux4win which essentially runs Linux on a FAT32 partition, thus you won''t need to partition your hard drive.
The performance is supposed to suffer when you do this( I haven''t tried it out myself).
Anyway, check it out here.
The perfomance of that is horrific.
152
August 24, 2001 09:09 AM
Partition you hard-drive or bung another one in your machine 
122
August 24, 2001 12:21 PM
quote:
Original post by NuffSaid
mandrake Linux comes with something called linux4win which essentially runs Linux on a FAT32 partition, thus you won''t need to partition your hard drive.
The performance is supposed to suffer when you do this( I haven''t tried it out myself).
Anyway, check it out here.
Thats not an emulator.
Yeah try vmware - it sux tho IMHO
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122
August 24, 2001 07:04 PM
its called LINE
http://line.sourceforge.net/
http://line.sourceforge.net/
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