That we can do already, sorry. Just 'Freeze' the guest OS under VMWare, and reboot the host. I've been doing it for ages under VMWare, and it's faster and easier (you don't have to close programs) than shutting down and then starting up again the guest.
Linspire is "Linux," not Linux. If you're going to use Linspire, you may as well use Windows. I've seen a few things like Linspire, all designed to make as much money with as little effort as possible. $20 a year to use CNR? And $50 for OS updates? No thanks, I'll stick with my AYO, thank you very much.
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That we can do already, sorry. Just 'Freeze' the guest OS under VMWare, and reboot the host. I've been doing it for ages under VMWare, and it's faster and easier (you don't have to close programs) than shutting down and then starting up again the guest.
Linspire is "Linux," not Linux. If you're going to use Linspire, you may as well use Windows. I've seen a few things like Linspire, all designed to make as much money with as little effort as possible. $20 a year to use CNR? And $50 for OS updates? No thanks, I'll stick with my AYO, thank you very much.
Or Tolkien-Ring. It's even more fantastic.