Using a Linux Virtual Machine in Windows without Installing Linux

You can easily run Linux in Windows by using a virtual machine "player" program and then opening and "playing" (running) a fully-functional Linux virtual machine.

This is an excellent way to get Linux running and work with it to get real practical Linux training - without having to install Linux!

To run Linux in Windows:you boot into Windows, run the virtual machine "player" program - in a window - in Windows.

And then you open a Linux virtual machine in the "player" program in the same way as your run a word processor (program) and open a letter.

You can click here to learn more about running Linux in Windows by reading the free I Learn Linux Training articles at I Learn Linux dot com (this web site).

This is a fast and (relatively) easy way to get Linux running in Windows without installing Linux on a "dual-boot" (Linux and Windows) computer - which can really cause problems with your Windows system if you decide to remove Linux from the system later.

You can click on this link to get a 30 day evaluation copy of VMware so you can try out a virtual machine player.

I'm always looking out for other virtual machine software, so if you know of any that works well, please click on the "Comment" link at the bottom and let me know!

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