WereKitten on 26 April 2009
@heruamon
I work with enterprise-level clients, and virtualization has been available for years to launch your XP applications under Vista if really needed. Our clients who didn't update to Vista did so mainly because of retraining costs vs benefits and drivers issues.
I'm asking what's new in this solution, because the devil is in the details.
What happens of the Windows XP virtualized registry vs the Win 7 registry? What about user rights? What about hardware access?
Just saying that you can launch an XP application in a virtualized XP environment and this won't touch your host OS is nothing new.
