Archive for the ‘Linux Tutorials’ Category

Fedora 10 Inside Windows: Screenshots Tour

Wednesday, November 26th, 2008

Fedora Linux distribution features can be tested from inside any Windows operating system, without performing a real installation. This tutorial will show you how to run Fedora 10 alongside Windows OS in a few easy steps. The method can be implemented in case of any other Linux distribution. As a consequence, you can have Linux running inside Windows in a few minutes with a minimum effort.

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How To Deploy A Linux LiveCD on Windows Using MobaLiveCD

Monday, September 22nd, 2008

There are many ways to test a certain Linux distribution on a hard drive partition containing a Windows operating system. A rapid alternative to analyze the features of a Linux distribution, without modifying the partition properties or installing it is by using a LiveCD. (more…)

Ubuntu Linux and Windows Can Share The Desktop In Absence Of Virtual Machines

Saturday, August 16th, 2008

Many people asked themselves how to run Ubuntu Linux and Windows simultaneously without the need of a virtual machine. The solution is provided by andLinux, a full featured Ubuntu Linux distribution that runs natively in Windows operating system in the same time with Windows without being the need to install a virtual machine. It is freely available for Windows 2000, 2003, XP and Vista operating systems as a single executable file. (more…)

Running Damn Small Linux Within Windows XP

Thursday, August 7th, 2008

DSL (Damn Small Linux) is a very lightweight desktop Linux distribution having approximately 50 MB. It can run as a LiveCD, from a USB drive and within Windows operating system. DSL provides a complete desktop and various command line utilities.

Even it has a low size on disk, DSL provides a wide range of common used desktop applications like web browsers (Dillo, Firefox and Netrick), word processor (Ted), SSH/SCP server and client, PDF viewer (Xpdf), file manager(emelFM), email client, games and others. (more…)