Paul is the one that normally post about Linux because he is the expert on it but I am going to steal his show today. I just found out about a software that works on Windows called Linux Live USB Creator or short for LiLi which is pretty interesting. There are quite a number of free applications such as UNetbootin that allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for many Linux distributions without burning a CD. After installing the linux distro into the USB flash drive, to test it you will have to boot up the computer using the USB flash drive and you won’t access to Windows environment.

The only way to test a linux distro or rescue system disc is by using virtualization software such as VirtualBox. For computer users that are not so familiar on how to configure VirtualBox, LiLi has gone one step ahead by allowing you to launch a Linux Live directly in any windows without any configuration nor software installation on your hard drive. It uses a portable version of VirtualBox to achieve that and the best part is you don’t need to configure anything at all.

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