Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
VMs have nothing to do with multiboot. I have Ubuntu in a Sun Virtualbox on my desktop and it's wonderful. It's fun to watch an OS start in a window. I can also share a folder across the boundary; the clipboard works seamlessly; input grabbing is nearly seamless. And since I can share folders, I can do fun things like work on a DS project in my favorite Windows code editor, make graphics for it in CS2, compile it using GDC on the Linux side, and run it in an emulator on the Windows side. I have the best of both worlds without any need to have multiple partitions or reboot.
I know. I really must try it!
