I'm fairly certain you can create a VM of a running instance of Win10
though I can't speak to how that works for licensing.
MS does allow some testing VMs, so perhaps investigate that first and
how to set it up to their liking.
Another option might be a container like Docker, though I'm not
personally familiar with it running GnuCash.
Alternatively, though this won't allow testing on Windows, you could
test releases either with a Linux VM or with WSL. (Windows Subsystem for
Linux) Of course, such testing wouldn't expose a Windows specific bug.
On that note, some folks have attempted WSL and GnuCash and the Wiki
could use some sprucing up if anyone was interested in that avenue.
Regards,
Adrien
On 12/28/23 12:29 PM, R Losey wrote:
I used to run VirtualBox on my iMac (and ran Windows 7). I was just
concerned about the running VirtualBox on Windows 10 and emulating Windows
10... I'm not sure I have another copy of Windows 10 to run, nor am I sure
that I have enough memory (computer RAM or graphics card RAM) to properly
support a Win10 VM.
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