Hi.
I was just curious about something... Would it be possible to make an
'operating system' that lets you run concurrent OSes on top of it?
eg, a freemOS that is the very bottom layer controlling everything,
and then you run for example windows and linux on top of it, concurrently.
Then, one could for example have 2 gfx-cards, and 2 disks, and have one
for each OS, hiding one and making the other one available, and it would
be like running 2 slower machines at the same time, if one wants. Of
course, one shouldn't *need* to have 2 of everything, it could just be
a possibility.
I'm not even sure this is technically feasible, I just had an idea :)
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