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I'm pretty sure this went over their head (don't intend to be mean). I believe they asked, what a VM actually stands for and what is means, rather than what it
by ktta 8y ago
I'm pretty sure this went over their head (don't intend to be mean).
I believe they asked, what a VM actually stands for and what is means, rather than what it's for.
- gerdesj 8y agoFair enough. For a laugh I searched for "vm" and got a wikipedia article on virtual machines. GP did ask for rather a lot of clarification but then you (we) still have to allow for those times when someone just does not get it, despite everything. For example, I'm diving into Home Assistant, I don't think I'm daft but I ended up posting what turned out to be a really silly request for help because I was not a local and used to the scenery. I'd read all the docs, which I will soon subtly alter, but missed an implied (if you knew the system) point. How the heck do you describe what a VM router does, quickly? 8)