An open-source application allowing Windows users to easily install and run Linux distributions and apps without dual-booting or virtualization, integrating Linux functionality into Windows seamlessly.
WinLep is an open-source application developed by the WinLep project that allows Windows users to install and run Linux distributions and applications directly within Windows, without requiring dual-booting or virtualization. It provides deep integration of Linux functionality into Windows, making it easy to leverage the strengths of both operating systems on the same machine.
With WinLep, users can install popular Linux distros like Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, etc. either as stand-alone environments or integrated shells within Windows. Linux apps and command-line tools can be launched directly from Windows. Files and clipboard content is seamlessly shared between the Linux and Windows environments.
Key features of WinLep include:
WinLep aims to provide the best of both worlds - convenience of Windows for daily tasks plus the customization and tools of Linux for development. With its simple setup and deep integration, it makes using Linux on Windows a breeze.