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Operating System Hacks |
 | How to: Setup Windows, OS X, and Ubuntu on One Machine
Learn how to use virtualization software as an alternative to setting up a multi-boot computer. Software like VirtualBox emulates the environment that would be required for running Windows, Ubuntu, and OS X. For developers who need to test... |
 | Run Ubuntu Linux from a Thumb Drive in Windows 7
Many of us who want to have dual operating systems simply split our hard drive and install both. Not exactly a complex procedure these days. Why just a few weeks ago we showed you how to run Win7 and Ubuntu on the same machine. However, instead of... |
 | Download Google Chrome OS from a USB Drive
We just showed you how to install Google's new Chrome OS and now you can install it directly from a USB drive. In case you haven't heard, Google announced they will be launching their Chrome operating system. To sum it up for you: Google... |
| | Download Google Chrome OS (Virtual Machine)
You probably noticed that last week Google announced they will be launching their Chrome operating system. To sum it up for you: Google Chrome OS is a basically just the Google Chrome browser transformed into an operating system. It boots... |
 | How to: Windows 7 and Ubuntu on the Same Computer
Learn how to install Windows 7 and Ubuntu on the same hard drive so you aren't restricted to the limitations of one or the other. With this guide, you can dual boot the opposing operating systems and run them in perfect harmony on the same... |
 | How to: Install Snow Leopard on your PC
With a Hackintosh PC, it’s possible to have the better of two worlds. But with the recent launch of Snow Leopard, the new flavor Mac OS X operating system, how do you upgrade the Hackintosh with a quick and easy install? This installation... |
 | Free Windows 7 by Hacking XP and Vista Microsoft's newest operating system called Windows 7 will come out with plenty of fancy new features. But, don't bother buying it because you can transform your XP or Vista machine into Windows 7 for free. Of course, if you're using... |
