Jan-25-2017, 04:24 AM
i know a lot of people who have a dual boot setup with windows and linux. my favorite question to ask them is what program have they run the longest.
i recommend using a virtual machine and run the other system that way. there are many virtual machine programs for both windows and linux. one of my friends even runs both windows and linux in virtual machines, on os/2 (i don't even want to ask how, but he is an expert of os/2).
there is another option, and that is to run linux in the cloud, or on a VPS, or a dedicated server if want to spend a lot of money. the cloud option is free for a year at amazon web services.
me personally, i don't run windows at all. i might try windows in the cloud. that option is not free. but windows users do pay for all their stuff, or know how to steal it.
i recommend using a virtual machine and run the other system that way. there are many virtual machine programs for both windows and linux. one of my friends even runs both windows and linux in virtual machines, on os/2 (i don't even want to ask how, but he is an expert of os/2).
there is another option, and that is to run linux in the cloud, or on a VPS, or a dedicated server if want to spend a lot of money. the cloud option is free for a year at amazon web services.
me personally, i don't run windows at all. i might try windows in the cloud. that option is not free. but windows users do pay for all their stuff, or know how to steal it.
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What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.
What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.