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On Tue, Jan 01, 2013 at 05:40:27PM +0000, bad apple wrote: > Earlier I saw some users say they were either tied to Windows as their > main OS or still had to maintain a separate box or dual boot partition > on Windows for compatibility reasons: may I suggest if you can't get > your required apps to work under wine, switch your Windows install to a > virtual one and just run it as a VM when required? A clean Win7 install > will happily sit in a VM configured with only 20Gb of sparse disk > allocation and 2Gb RAM assigned, even 1Gb is fine as long as your > required app isn't Photoshop or something. Unless your main PC is the > biggest piece of crap ever surely you'll have dual 64bit cores and 4Gb+ > RAM which is easily enough to host a Windows VM on a Linux box. > Love to, two questions 1) How? (I run Debian Testing). 2) I want this on a laptop thatI can close down. (This was my task for the holidays: got caught by work) -- Henry Communication not signed with an original manual signature or an appropriately verified digital signature is not binding. Digital Key Signature: GPG RSA 0xFB447AA1 or 0x3184D537 Smime Fingerprint 98:24:AE:F7:D1:D6:E5:A0:F0:55:2F:40:42:5F:46:24:F9:52:f4:30 Tue Jan 1 18:02:17 GMT 2013
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