[Rou]

Nope! doesn't work. One of the greatest benefits of using Linux is not having to use Windows So you don't get all the benefits of linux by using in a VM in Windows...

What makes Linux great is 1 part the tools (including GNU), 1 part the kernel (Unix, POSIX and various Linux-spesific extensions like epoll), and 1 part freedom (from Windows). A VM gives you 2/3.

I'm not a purist. Some people want or need Windows, for one reason or another. I run Linux on all my computers (ditched Windows completely when Steam entered beta on Linux), and only occasionally fire up a Windows VM when Wine fails me, but I realize my way is not for everyone.

Sorry for a serious reply to a tongue-in-cheek comment!