AndLinux - Linux without leaving Windows

andLinux is a full Ubuntu-like Linux system running directly into the 32-bit versions of Windows 2000, XP, 2003 and Vista. andLinux is free and will remain so, regardless of prices version of Windows. andLinux is not a virtual machine, it uses coLinux kernel.

I do not know how it managed to developers, but the world of Linux applications run now as a normal Windows application. After installation, the floating toolbar

and the icon in the system tray - through them, and carried all the controls.

Also in the menu displayed context menu associations with programs of Linux - can be opened, for example, a folder using Konqueror.

What gives? And giving is that you can now use any application from the Linux world, especially attracted by the fact that almost all of them are free. Just this solves the compatibility problem, because now uses the same Windows drivers. So I found a way to make peace between Linux and Windows, integrating into one another. Of course, the two systems can be used in parallel with, but the version with a working space seems to me more comfortable. First thing in

andLinux I launched Amarok…