worklab setup for studying
mistervince
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im getting another junk pc today im going to fix up and get rolling as my second computer for reference.
im interested in how everyone else does this... anyone fooled around with VMs for this?
im interested in how everyone else does this... anyone fooled around with VMs for this?
Why is SuSE better than Redhat?
Its alllll in the startup scripts. All in the startup scripts. >.<
(\__/)This is Bunny. Copy and paste bunny into
(='.'=)your signature to help him gain world
(")_(")domination.
Its alllll in the startup scripts. All in the startup scripts. >.<
(\__/)This is Bunny. Copy and paste bunny into
(='.'=)your signature to help him gain world
(")_(")domination.
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citinerd
Member Posts: 266
If you have a good amount of memory I think VMs are the way to go. I prefer VMware but then again I have not used newer versions of Virtual PC. The other reason VMs (VMware) are nice because you can use .iso instead of an actual CDROM. This is nice when doing answer files you don't have to continuously burn a CD to test. -
Almighty
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I just fired up Virtual Box with a fresh install of XP myself. I Probably should go with VM Ware since it is the most well known virtualization platform. With that said, Virtual Box will provide you with all if not most of the features you will need more most virtual machine uses.
Oh and it's FREENo one of consequence