Thanks all!
On 12/14/09, [log in to unmask]
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> Depends what you are trying to do.
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> If you are just after a more linux like shell for windows and some
> scripting then something like UWIN or cygwin would suit.
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> If however, you want linux in all its gloriousness then a virtual
> environment such as virtualbox is a good option (if your laptop has enough
> memory).
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> Another option is to create a live CD that you can boot from your CD drive
> (something like Damn Small Linux or SLAX isn't too big to download).
>
> Have fun.
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> Peter
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> I'm trying to get UNIX/LINUX to run on my Windows laptop. Is UWIN the best
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