VMWare is one free virtualization program, Oracle's VirtualBox is another. Both make it easy to play with Windows 8, Linux and other machines. I use both machines at home with about 8 different virtual machines to use. I probably spend the most time on either Windows 8 or Ubuntu. I also have Window Virtual PC but only use the Win XP version on that.

May have to play with hyper-V server, but would need to work in CMI (command line interface) and I don't feel like learning it at this time.

We use VMWare to run an old windows 2K machine that has old immunization software.

I haven't used it for other purposes yet, but am considering running it as remote desktops to log into from the opposite office.


Wendell
Pediatrician in Chicago

The patient's expectation is that you have all the answers, sometimes they just don't like the answer you have for them