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 2/24/2006 3:27:14 PM
cjohnson
11 posts
thunderholesoftware.com


Accelerate Your Development with Virtual Machines

I'd like to see a short session (not an entire meeting) devoted to at least the two primary competitors in Virtual Machine technology these days, VmWare (VmWare Workstation, VmWare Server, etc.) and Microsoft (Virtual PC, Virtual Server).

Using these technologies these days for me is as natural and frequent as email and web browsing, and few have ANY excuse not to use them given the recent announcements by VmWare related to their free VmWare Player and VmWare Server product offerings.

 3/2/2006 8:42:21 AM
AlGonzalez
87 posts
nomadicview.blogspot.com/


Re: Accelerate Your Development with Virtual Machines
Don't forget a new $49 competitor called Parallels Workstation. I haven't had a chance to place with it yet, but it sounds nice.
Al Gonzalez
P.S. Solutions, Inc.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/algonzalez
 3/2/2006 8:43:24 AM
AlGonzalez
87 posts
nomadicview.blogspot.com/


Re: Accelerate Your Development with Virtual Machines
It would be nice to get a clarification on Windows licensing when using virtual machines.
Al Gonzalez
P.S. Solutions, Inc.
http://www.linkedin.com/in/algonzalez
 3/2/2006 2:38:28 PM
cjohnson
11 posts
thunderholesoftware.com


Al,Re: Accelerate Your Development with Virtual Machines

Al,

This is an MS document that clarifies it for desktop OS's:

https://partner.microsoft.com/productssolutions/servers/40013407

Here's the scoop from the server side:

http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/highlights/virtualization.mspx

Also, I believe if you have an MSDN subscription, a TechNet subscription, or an Action Pack subscription, it's a moot point. You've got lots of installs with those scenarios.

 3/2/2006 2:40:50 PM
cjohnson
11 posts
thunderholesoftware.com


Re: Accelerate Your Development with Virtual Machines

I had heard some rumblings about this product several months ago; WOW, it looks pretty nice. I'm especially interested to investigate the hypervisor component; I'm not familiar with that.

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