CoLinux is a neat distro of Linux that is in early development - it lets you run Linux programs (includine X and X apps) side by side with Windows. Very neat... if it works.
http://www.colinux.org/?section=home
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Some random notes about my coLinux trials and tribulations:
These coLinux snapshots have bugfixes and whatnot. They come a lot more frequently than the 'releases'
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=3916795&forum_id=37489
I had serious issues with getting swap file to work with an apt-get dist-upgraded (to testing) debian install. I just couldn't. Same swap image worked in the new Fedora image. Go figure.
Some debian steps:
network: resolve.conf, interfaces
apt-get update
apt-get install xterm
apt-get install vncserver
apt-get install perl
apt-get dist-upgrade (gnucash was 1.6 on stable)
http://jaak.sav.net/colinux/ - excellent instructions for getting VNC working with the Fedora FC1 disk image.
When connected via VNC, I initially had just the "X cursor" and no Window Manager. =(
I had to dig up this syntax to continue my testing:
"myprgram -display :1.0"
This line helped a lot:
echo "exec gnome-session &" >> .vnc/xstartup
From: http://jaak.sav.net/colinux/
VNCserver can run at any custom resolution. So, if you want to comfortably fit something bigger than 800x600 but smaller than 1024x768 in a window, just specify the res. when starting vncserver (e.g. 950x720)