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Old 05-30-2015, 08:53 AM   #30
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Perhaps the OP can clarify if he needs to run Linux and Windows programs simultaneously on the same computer, or simply to be able to access the Windows file system from Linux.
I use Linux exclusively..(and Windows if needed is in a VM) with Virtualbox
software.

If the need is simply to access files from one environment to the other on the same machine, take a look at the Virtualbox "Shared Folders" option, under the settings menu when you set up your VM. I use this daily.

For example, If I'd purchased from Google Play Books, I need to run
ADE on windows, and after I get the ebook, I drop it in shared
folders directory, and then side load to my Kobo H20 using Linux..

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