This is a easier way to install Ubuntu with out having to partition your hard drive. Wubi (www.wubi-installer.org) allows you to boot into Ubuntu by saving a file to the boot folder in Windows Vista or Windows XP. You can always uninstall Ubuntu easily without any complications to Windows Vista or Windows XP. This is not VM ware.
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To be fair the video didn't help much...I just downloaded the software, grabbed a beer and Ubuntu works fine with my Windows Vista Ultimate. well done and thank you. Adrian.
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