1. Download M$ Virtual PC (its free) 2. Install Virtual PC on your Vista machine 3. get rid of as much Vista crapware as you can - this only slows you down. 4. Or you could use Vista Business which has a lot less crapware, but also no Media Player. 5. Run virtual PC 6. Create a virtual machine, and install Ubuntu in it.
Worked for me on a Vista (preinstalled) laptop with Vista Business, VPC running both Kubuntu and XP machines. Although I haven't had time to stress test Kubuntu yet. Cheers, Edwin ________________________________ This email uses 100% recycled letters. >>> David Merrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/09/2008 6:10 p.m. >>> What is the best way to run Ubuntu on a Windows Vista machine? -- David Merrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph 03 3590 343 Cell 027 3089 169 Scanned by Bizo Email Filter
