On 28/06/16 11:36, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
[...]
I'm not having my Linux run on top of any doze system, thank you very
much for the suggestion...
Volker
What's wrong with that? From my experience Linux VMs on Windows hosts
run just fine. I have been using this kind of configuration for years in
various work environments, where the company standard usually was some
flavour of Windows. Having a Linux VM can go a long way towards
providing some really useful tools with very little cost and effort. I
remember that at one stage I wanted to demonstrate a Linux-based web
service to colleagues, and I simply created a VM on my usual work
desktop computer and then gave everyone the respective IP address and
port number to connect to my "server" - quick and easy to set up, no
need to look for hardware, and no extra cabling. And for a quick demo
with a handful of users performance was still very snappy.
Kind regards,
Helmut.
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