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Yes, I have? I am... currently doing so... Although, I don’t know if both kinds of VMs can run in parallel. I recall at least doing so with VMWare in the past.

by jchw 7y ago

Yes, I have? I am... currently doing so... Although, I don’t know if both kinds of VMs can run in parallel. I recall at least doing so with VMWare in the past. The thing is, when enabling Hyper-V on Windows, you can’t do anything without fully rebooting. On Linux I know for a fact you do not need to reboot to switch between VMs.

hashhar 7y ago
Hyper-V is a type 1 hypervisor. Even windows runs within it when enabled. Comparing to KVM would be better rather than VBox or VMWare. Try VBox with KVM to see same effect.