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The same use cases as Linux. Being able to isolate applications, being able to allocate resources more fluidly, being able to centralize management all the bett
by Sanddancer 10y ago
The same use cases as Linux. Being able to isolate applications, being able to allocate resources more fluidly, being able to centralize management all the better. Windows has actually gained some real nice virtualization management over the past few versions, and this would fit right in with them.