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We've compiled a list of 4 free and paid alternatives to LICK. The primary competitors include Wubi, Wubiuefi. In addition to these, users also draw comparisons between LICK and Deepin System Installer, mint4win. Also you can look at other similar options here: OS and Utilities.
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LICK is a method to install Linux distributions from inside Windows.
LICK is a method to install Linux distributions from inside Windows.
Windows
LICK is a free program to install Linux from Windows without burning a CD or using a USB. It is as simple as installing and running LICK, selecting a Linux ISO image, and clicking install. A few seconds later, you can reboot into Linux. Currently only Puppy Linux-based distributions are supported.
LICK runs on any Windows version, from Windows 95 to Windows 10. Check below for any special notes on your Windows version type.
LICK is a method to install Linux distributions from inside Windows. It can install directly from an ISO file, bypassing the need to burn it to a CD. Additionally, it installs a bootloader (either GRUB4DOS or GRUB2), so that the user doesn't need to do so themselves.
LICK also includes a library, liblick, that can be used in other projects. It is released under the MIT licence.
Linux
Lightweight
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