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How to get a Windows tax refund (Linux.com)How to get a Windows tax refund (Linux.com)Posted Jan 7, 2007 19:25 UTC (Sun) by sjj (guest, #2020)In reply to: How to get a Windows tax refund (Linux.com) by yodermk Parent article: How to get a Windows tax refund (Linux.com)
Dual booting is so last century. Just make sure your laptop's CPU *and* motherboard support virtualization (although vmware will run fine without it).
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How to get a Windows tax refund (Linux.com) Posted Jan 8, 2007 11:13 UTC (Mon) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link] I installed Windows using KVM, just on a lark.
Works fine. A bit slow, but is fast enough for Flash playback (for example).
No 3d acceleration and video is a bit slow. Sound works great.
If you don't need it for games then it'll work great for you.
In FACT.. Now that I think about it you may even be able to use Synergy2 to go back and forth between the desktops with copy and paste support and such...
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