>windows in a linux vm
>linux in a windows vm
Which is better?
>inb4 "linux is just a kernel"
>windows in a linux vm
>linux in a windows vm
Which is better?
>inb4 "linux is just a kernel"
But Linux is a kernel.
windows in a linux vm in a windows vm
w7 on a VBox and Ubuntu 18.04
Linux and windows in vm running on macos that is hackintosh
9front implemented in a minecraft redstone computer.
Linux without a windows vm
windows in a Linux VM
in a BSD VM
can you open a vm inside of a vm? How deep can you go?
you can but why would you, that level of VMs is purely for learning.
ESXI bare metal running one instance of linux and windows
As with most things: It depends. What do you want to do with it?
winception
Windows VM in a Linux host is best.
Linux runs like hot garbage as VM in Windows. Only reason I put up with it is for the sandbox. Its terrible otherwise.
I always run windows in a vm. I call it my pet windows.
andddd what are you going to use to connect to the VMs?
>not cattle
Not him but google VMRC. He can also just casually RDP into the Windows guest.
WSL on Windows 10
Pls tell me the virtual disks sit on remote all flash storage attached via FC with multipathing for failover/load balancing.
Yeah and where are you going to run your remote console you retard
This means you'd either have a host OS running ESXi which is then again running two VM's, or you need a second device running Winblows or Noobuntu, literally defeating the whole purpose of this thread
wine under linux vm from 9front inside plan9port on mac os x
linux in a windows vm takes away the point of a vm
Not using Windows at all.
>23XX
>Not assimilating every OS into singular perfection
VM implementation on linux is better. So Windows guest on Linux host is preffered.
this
yeah just get Windows 10 and install Linux from the app store
Hey, calm your tits. It's not my fault that you are too much of a brainlet to understand why people would build a setup like this. He answered OP's question. With the ESX setup he runs Linux inside Linux and Windows inside Linux at the same time. He could also go deeper and do nested installs. In the end it doesn't matter what you use to connect to the machines. He is doing everything within the virtual environment. So it's not defeating the purpose of this thread in any way, mouth breather. Now go back to your vidya.
Linux vm in a Windows host. Windows is a much more resource hungry slut than Linux, so it performs worse in a VM.
Buy can't Windows still see all your shit?
We use Linux in sever 2016 vm running on Unix core.
Windows 10 VM, on VirtualBox in a Linux VM, on Hyper-V Server in a ESXi VM, on Virtual PC in a Mac OS X 10.4 VM, on PearPC in a Windows 98 SE VM, on Bochs in an Android VM, on BlueStacks in Windows 10.