WUBI sounds interesting. Pretty cool, in fact. With it, I can install or
remove Linux just like any other program. So, the next thing to decide is
virtual Linux or install it on a partition.
You can try Ubuntu out with WUBI but I think you'll be happier with it
if you set up a dual boot with Windows.
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