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Review Of Serenity Virtual Station

Posted by timothy on from the one-should-be-calm dept.

JigSaw writes "Here's some serious competition for VMWare and Virtual PC: OSNews reviews a new OS emulator, the Serenity Virtual Station, which can run as a host on FreeBSD, Linux and OS/2 and supports as guests a slew of OSes. It is based on the twoOStwo virtual operating engine (which additonally runs on top of Windows as well)."

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  1. Useless in so many ways by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 4, Funny

    Imagine the possibilities. You can boot Windows XP, start this Serenity thing, boot a Linux image into it, run Bochs, and boot Windows 95 into that. And then you'll be set, my friend, because you know what they say: once the Linux community gets this circular OS booting thing going on, Linux will make definite inroads. Watch out, Redmond.

  2. Serenity now by ValourX · · Score: 2, Funny

    insanity later

  3. Re:MVS by vegetablespork · · Score: 2, Funny

    I believe that would be OS/390^W z/OS this week.

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  4. Firefly reference? by bkhl · · Score: 3, Funny

    Apart from the obvious reference to the village I live in (Svista), is this some Firefly reference going on right under our noses?