Run Linux Programs as Windows Applicaitons
Saturday, June 20th, 2009 | Author: admin
gigafide asked:
This video will show you how you can run almost any Linux only program as if it were a Windows program. You will need a program called andLinux (freeware) to do this. Once installed, I will show you how to set up a linux music program called Amarok.
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Monday, 22. June 2009
I love you xD
Tuesday, 23. June 2009
are the individual linux programs seamlessly virtualized, or ran native to windows?
Thursday, 25. June 2009
try it for yourself…
Thursday, 25. June 2009
You need to go into your KControl and network settings, than manually do the network config to your lan IP (to get it – it’s start->run->cmd-> ipconfig-> first ip with 192.168.x.x – Put that in the KControl network settings). Restart, should be good to go now
Friday, 26. June 2009
i fix problem … it not hard … just enable sharing on your internet connection .i have ADSL connection and i share that to TAP-Colinux
no more error
… and restart computer … now works cool … easy
Monday, 29. June 2009
i got that error too
cant connect to 192.168.xx.xx :S
why ????
Tuesday, 30. June 2009
hrm, can you tell me why i get an error when i try to open konsole from the andlinux menu, it says it cant connect to 192.168.xx.xx
Thursday, 2. July 2009
this is kinda cool but I’m thinking that looks really busy. the only thing i need windows for these days is for games and i would not want to run another windows manager of any type on that computer(i already have performance issues). i will stick to using VPC for distribution testing. nice demonstration anyhow.
Sunday, 5. July 2009
does linux like suck, or sumthin
Wednesday, 8. July 2009
I’m a huge linux fan but i would have to disagree, and agree at the same time, most linux applications do not take the full power out of the graphics processor unit because as of yet they don’t have a linux dedicated high performance graphics cards, and the current ones are mainly directx of opengl native and linux cant use DirectX because microsoft copyrighted the software to windows. My point is if you run windows applications in linux they cant take control of many of the features of DirectX.
Friday, 10. July 2009
very nice
thanks for the video..i was dreaming to a program like this one “andLinux” so i can run linux programs in windows
nice job *Awesome Rate
Monday, 13. July 2009
is this way of running liux better than uesing vmware..
Wednesday, 15. July 2009
Nice, but I like it better the other way around:
running windows apps on linux
Friday, 17. July 2009
one question how to you add music in linuc from the window os?? thanks
Friday, 17. July 2009
one question how to you add music in linuc from the window os?? thanks
Monday, 20. July 2009
one question who to you add music in linuc from the window os
Tuesday, 21. July 2009
Great video. Thanks!!
Monday, 27. July 2009
once again great video