Hi Yuri,
> PK> - 100% Windows compatibility, you even get a BIOS!!!
>
> what's this ? do you mean DOS or am I missing some Windows specific
> BIOS? <G>
No, I meant it emulates a complete PC right down to having it's own BIOS and
all.
> Does VMWare run NT 4.0 and 5 well? Will AMD K6-3 333 with 256 MB RAM
> be snappy enough?
Naturally the more memory and CPU the better the performance. Memory seems
to be most important I have found. The minimum spec they recommend I believe
is a Pentium 266. I used to run it on a Cyrix (about 245MHz) but recently
upgraded to a Celeron 566 (which is now overclocked to 850MHz) running 256Mb
of ram.
It's not 100% as fast as running Windows natively but I believe it is quite
usuable. At home I run Windows 98 and Windows 2000 inside VMware for Linux
and except maybe for mouse performance I am quite happy with it.
Probably you would find Win4Lin is faster but VMware gives a much more
complete environment.
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