Easiest way to try linux on windows
Ever had these questions in your mind..?
- You are a windows user but want to try linux
- You are interested in trying linux but don’t want to ditch windows either
- You want linux and windows in your machine without disturbing each other
- You are afraid of installing linux as it might make your machine unusable or might destroy your data
If your answer is “yes”, read further…
Even I had these questions on my mind.
I wanted to learn linux, but all I have is one simple laptop with windows xp installed on it.
I need windows to work on all my current projects, but at the same time I don’t want to turn my head from linux.
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