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by oz_media
Well it isn't software as much as it is partitioning.
You can run multiple boots from a single computer if you setup a separate partition for the second OS.
If you are referrng to adding Linux to a Windoze box, MANY Linux releases will automatically add a partition and setup independantly of MS. If not, a utility like Partition Magic will help if you are unsure yourself.
Once this is setup, your computer will boot to an Available OS prompt and ask you which you want to run.
by jaqui
vmware
boot into windows ( or linux ) then run the other os simultaneously in vmware.
a virtual pc on top of running os.
by honu95
Microsoft has something called "Virtual PC" ver. 2004
I recommend getting sufficient RAM before installing. You will be "installing" the entire OS on your hard drive. The OS will show up in a separate window and you need to use hot keys to navigate in and out. You will also need to have licenses for the OS as well.
by sgt_shultz
by wlbowers
Microsoft Virtual PC
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