Okay, first I am not a computer idiot. I am CS major in college. I am considering building a desktop here soon and want to run Windows 7 Ultimate and KUbuntu at the same time. I do not mean through Dual-Boot and shut down and restart or with virtualization and run one inside the other, I mean actually run Windows 7 and KUbuntu at the same time and be able to use them both on different monitors without having two separate computers. I know it would be more practical to use two separate computers, but think of this as a project of mine. I am curious if it will work and I want to make it work. So again, can you run two Operation Systems at once?

In article <fb755123-bea4-4f5c-a784-f1bfe8bcdcc2 @communitybridge.codeplex.com>, Angellus Mortis says... Okay, first I am not a computer idiot. I am CS major in college. I am con sidering building a desktop here soon and want to run Windows 7 Ultimate an d KUbuntu at the same time. I do not mean through Dual-Boot and shut down a nd restart or with virtualization and run one inside the other, I mean actu ally run Windows 7 and KUbuntu at the same time and be able to use them bot h on different monitors without having two separate computers. I know it would be more practical to use two separate computers, but think of this as a project of mine. I am cu rious if it will work and I want to make it work. So again, can you run two Operation Systems at once? I hate to sounds like a smart-ass, but if you're a CS Major and don't know what a typical computer can do, well, since you don't want to Dual Boot, don't want to virtualize, then you should consider another major. You can't trust your best friends, your five senses, only the little voice inside you that most civilians don't even hear -- Listen to that. Trust yourself. spam999free@rrohio.com (remove 999 for proper email address)

I have Dual-Booted and vitrualized. I am just looking into new things. I am a CS major for a reason, I like to experiment. I am not sure if it possible. I do not know much about computer hardware as most of what I know about computers is self-taught. I just want to to be able to utilize the best parts of both Operating Systems with out the down sides to either. EDIT: And sorry for posting this here, it has nothing to do with Exchange Servers, but I did not realize how large this forum is. I cannot move it now.

In article <bea6298d-a881-4e82-813d- 480077ffe42f@communitybridge.codeplex.com>, Angellus Mortis says... I have Dual-Booted and vitrualized. I am just looking into new things. I am a CS major for a reason, I like to experiment. I am not sure if it pos sible. I do not know much about computer hardware as most of what I know ab out computers is self-taught. I just want to to be able to utilize the best parts of both Operating Systems with out the down sides to either.EDIT:  And sorry for posting this here, it has nothing to do with Exchange Servers , but I did not realize how large this forum is. I cannot move it now. Unless you can find a board with Dual CPU's and separate memory per CPU, I don't think you have a chance - I've not seen anything like this except in Mini-Computers decades ago. You can't trust your best friends, your five senses, only the little voice inside you that most civilians don't even hear -- Listen to that. Trust yourself. spam999free@rrohio.com (remove 999 for proper email address)

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