Thanks to you and Peter for the info. My thought was VM would be better - just wanted to hear some other opinions. Long ago I tried something on a Win computer (don't remember what it was) for a VM. I do remember it was slow and I didn't really like it all that much.
-- Hal John Madden wrote:
On Wednesday 19 November 2008, Peter wrote:1. VMware, I think, has much better support for various technologies and is cross-platform.VMware server is a great product (and free as in freeware) and I just don't see the point in buying Workstation actually. I started using VirtualBox a while ago though and I found that it runs a LOT better, lighter on memory, better performance (for a windows VM, at least).John
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