i have been told that it is possible to run Windows XP SP2 virtually within Linux and i would like to know how. i have Ubuntu 7.04 running a gnome desktop (if that makes a difference). i am well aware that it will be slow and i am very patient with computers, also it will have to be accessed from a ‘live cd’ or a usb pen stick.
LOL. i dunno why i never thought of that 
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on the site, there’s an
x86 9 64 option (DVD) .iso
and a
KDE x86 Live CD option.
Is the DVD just more complete while the CD requires further downloads upon installation? Is the CD a light version?
??
Thanks in advance for clearing this up.
I was reading another post about switching from windows xp to linux and came upon using a live CD instead of installing? Is it something run from a cd only? What’s the difference between using a cd and actually installing it?
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whats the difference between the live cd and the live cd and the alternate cd, can you still boot by holding c with the alternate cd, very important because im installing on a system with no operating system on it yet.
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And where can I download EMULATOR for running Windows programs to LINUX?
Thanks guys!!
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