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OK Windows Folks
Put VirtualBox 3.0 on your Ubuntu 9.04 Linux, or in Jason's case Fedora 11, or any of the great Linux Distros, and you've got a power pack, particularly if your PC's chipset has Intel-VT or AMD-V support.

VirtualBox will work fine without those chipsets, unlike W7's XP Mode which makes their presence a hard requirement.

You'll have full multi-processor, openGL and DirectX 3D rendering support.

So, don't waste your time. Get going with that Linux install and park a copy of VirtualBox 3.0 on there.

W7 doesn't approach the capabilities of Linux--not even close.

Thanks Jason.
Posted by: Dietrich T. Schmitz   Posted on: 07/01/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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It works!  dgk53188 | 06/30/09
Direct 3D  ThinkFairer | 06/30/09
Re: Direct 3D  ShadowGIATL | 07/01/09
OK Windows Folks  Dietrich T. Schmitz | 07/01/09
are you sure VT helps??  patibulo | 07/01/09
That may have been true circa 2007; not so anymore  Dietrich T. Schmitz | 07/01/09
Some misconceptions there.  ShadowGIATL | 07/01/09
Incorrect.  Dietrich T. Schmitz | 07/01/09
Read ALL of the XP licenses  rdowdy@... | 07/07/09
RE: Works better than Virtual PC 2k7 SP1 for Unix  ffries@... | 07/01/09
RE: Sun xVM VirtualBox 3.0: Virtual Developer's Delight  stomfi@... | 07/04/09
Works Better Than VMWare Server  ihatespam@... | 07/05/09
I agree  chris@... | 07/05/09
way better than vmware server  jadjkorn64 | 07/13/09

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