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Old 11-18-2007   #1 (permalink)
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wondering if you can have two os's running at the same time like the new mac os as i want to work on windows as well as xandros at the same time
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Hi.

yes, you can indeed.

One screen with two virtual screens.

Or

For each OS a screen.

There are videocards for two screens (one card for two screens).

It will result in a dual boot system with two screens.

In fact, a dual boot and dual monitor system, if you will.


I hope this answers your question.


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is there a special code or package you need to use or dose it come with the core system???
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