I was just trying to run multiple operating systems on android which would
be on my laptop so it would have the necessary room in main memory.
Currently i have an cheapo dell laptop running ubuntu... and i have a
Virtual machine running Windows xp for some Windows only applications. I was
wonderin
I was just trying to run multiple operating systems on android which would
be on my laptop so it would have the necessary room in main memory.
Currently i have an cheapo dell laptop running ubuntu... and i have a
Virtual machine running Windows xp for some Windows only applications. I was
wonderin
I can only see any form of visualization running like a dog on any mobile
platform, but assuming that the libraries required are there (or can be
compiled), you could run any given virtual machine in the x86 port of
android.
One of the main sticking points there, as far as I can see is the
applica
I meant VM players or workstations running on Android. Are there be any
optimization supporting such a process hungry feat?
On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 5:55 AM, John Vidler wrote:
> Do you mean "running on" or just "running" ?
>
> [On the move, responses may be delayed]
> On 3 Jan 2011 07:12, "Adi"
Do you mean "running on" or just "running" ?
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On 3 Jan 2011 07:12, "Adi" wrote:
> What are the prospects of virtual machines running on Android? Has any
> one tried VMware yet? Would it be faster or slower than Ubuntu 9.10
> on a similar machine?
>
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What are the prospects of virtual machines running on Android? Has any
one tried VMware yet? Would it be faster or slower than Ubuntu 9.10
on a similar machine?
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