Linux - On your windows desktop, not emulated

[alexxxxx]

http://www.andlinux.org/

i'm gonna try it out laters.

[Jamesy]

Seems pretty pointless.

[alexxxxx]

Seems pretty pointless.

if you wanna run linux programs on your PC, alongside others, seems pretty good.

[Jamesy]

;4458783']if you wanna run linux programs on your PC, alongside others, seems pretty good.

could just dual boot...

[alexxxxx]

could just dual boot...

yeah, but then you can't run apps side by side and copy and paste between the two.

[Jamesy]

;4458922']yeah, but then you can't run apps side by side and copy and paste between the two.

Well you can copy and paste things between partitions.

[alexxxxx]

Well you can copy and paste things between partitions.

are you stupid/trying to be annoying/funny?

Have you read the website? I still haven't had chance to look at it yet.

[Jamesy]

No, you said copy between things. You can in a dual boot.

[Hitman]

Hmm I'd prefer to just have linux and then windows seperate but it's good for those that need it like that.

[alexxxxx]

I'm on andLINUX now, seriously, it's the best. Everything runs at fullspeed, makes my windows apps seem crap. =D

[samsaBEAR]

what can you do on linux that you cant do on windows or os x?

[alexxxxx]

what can you do on linux that you cant do on windows or os x?

not alot.

[HotelUser]

Well you can copy and paste things between partitions.
True, however you would have to reboot your computer each time you wish to copy something from Linux to Windows, this application has a great deal of potential. If this was available to OSX users imagine the tasks you could accomplish :).

[Tawmu]

what can you do on linux that you cant do on windows or os x?

Run a full stable Linux server that my not even need a reboot for 10+ years.