[NTLUG:Discuss] Linux on Windows

[Mike]

Mandrake has an option to install into a  virtual file 
system install that allows you to put a regular mandrake 
install in a virtual file system (similar to a windows 
drivespace drive) that resides as one big windows file on a 
windows file system. 

It runs slower than with a native file system, but it is  
REAL linux without the partitioning that can be called from 
command line. 

This is discussed in all mandrake retail manuals or you can 
see the official web page

http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/lnx4win.php3