I use Windows for everything, and I don't want to risk resizing the partitions, and accidentally wiping the drive. I found out that Q4OS has a Windows installer, which basically puts everything in a subfolder and installs grub so it boots. This was really useful - I know have two OSes on a single partition, and since it's UEFI, I can choose the boot loader at startup by spamming esc after hitting the power. I still keep the default Windows boot loader as the main for anyone else who may use the computer and have no idea how to use Linux.
Anyway, are there any other Linux distros that have similar installers that you can just run from within Windows like it's a normal program? I know Porteus does, but it's missing a lot of features. I'd be especially interested in an Arch-based version if possible.
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