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Ubuntu had a Windows installer, WUBI [1], which placed a large image file to the C: drive IIRC, but nowadays the suggestion seems to be to enable WSL and work f
by rzzzt 6y ago
Ubuntu had a Windows installer, WUBI [1], which placed a large image file to the C: drive IIRC, but nowadays the suggestion seems to be to enable WSL and work from there.
The USB installer still offers to resize existing partitions and install Ubuntu alongside Windows.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wubi_(software) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wubi_(software)
- skohan 6y ago> enable WSL and work from there What do you mean? You can set up a bootable Linux install from Windows, or just use WSL instead of booting Linux?