> The proper terminology is virtual machine more commonly addressed as > vitualization. Generally the OS running in the VM does not know > whether it is running on bare metal hardware or a VM. IMO, you can > run majority of the applications in a VM, for instance ERP like > openbravo. > > -- Arun Khan I find VM to be proprietary tool ? is there a foss/free version available GY
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