Today we take a look at andLinux which allows you to run Linux applications on your Windows computer.
The user interface is the KDE flavor, which should be easier for Windows users to get used to.
You will need to decide how much memory you want to allocate for andLinux.
you might choose to have it access your Windows drives using Samba.
Select Install this driver software anyway when you get the unsigned driver message.
To complete installation, a reboot is required.
Youll need to sign in using the password you created during the installation.
When the latest app packages are downloaded and installed.
choose Details to see what is happening behind the scenes.
you’re free to use Konqueror to browse for the newly installed applications and launch them.
Here is an example of the Multimedia directory where you’re able to launch different apps.
Here are a few shots of how different Linux apps look running in the Windows 7 environment.
Here we take a look at using Konqueror as a web net web surfer in Windows 7.
KSpread is a Linux app for creating new spreadsheets and running in Windows 7.
Synaptic Package Manager allows you to download and install new Linux system packages.
Remember andLinux is still in Beta stage so expect some bugs and some things not to work correctly.
