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I usually prefer linux for programming( i program in django on Ubuntu). But often i need to design html pages which renders properly in Windows and Linux?
How iam currently doing the above is
Design (Fix) html page in linux
Reboot to windows check whether the design is proper or not. if not reboot to linux repeat step1 ,step2
i felt the above process is tedious. Is there any easier way to do this?
You could use a virtual machine to host your Windows installation, if you have a Windows license (which I’m guessing you do by the fact you reboot into Windows), and the RAM to keep a virtualized instance of XP or whatever Windows you use to test.
Using VMWare or VirtualBox you could set up a shared folder so both the virtual instance and Linux can look at the same file to test the website locally.