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I agree with Nathan and Justin about vmware. It rox, for the most part.
Had one problem with it hosing my Virtual WindowsXP, but other than
that...
What I wish they would do is somehow embed VMWare in the BIOS, so you can
buy a machine with VMWare installed, and that's it. Then you can install
whatever virtual OSs tickle your fancy.
--Jason
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005, Nathan Odle wrote:
McNutt, Justin M. wrote:
Seriously, I'm going the VMWare route.
VMware kicks ass in a major way. I just installed it for the first time on
on of my Gentoo boxes last week and was thrilled to see how well it ran.
I've got some apps that just aren't well-supported under WINE (AutoCAD, MS
Project, QuickBooks) and VMWare runs them brilliantly - well enough that I'm
finally considering dropping Linux on the Toshiba M200 I've got for work.
One thing's for sure though, got to have plenty of RAM. 1GB is ok, 2GB is
better.
Crossover Office has been kind of a let-down for me, it runs MS Office XP
just fine, but more recent versions of most programs are unsupported. OTOH,
Transgaming's Cedega runs pretty much every game I've asked it to :) Nothing
like playing CounterStrike and goofing off in Second Life on the odd occasion
that I have time to myself...
-N
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