I remember the early days of VMs before VT-x, etc. VMs were slooooooow, but still popular. Now that we have VT-x and the like, for some who don't play with VMs

I remember the early days of VMs before VT-x, etc. VMs were slooooooow, but still popular. Now that we have VT-x and the like, for some who don't play with VMs often, it can be astounding. I was super excited when I first got a windows vm running on Linux. Then later was excited to run a hackintosh. Now, if you have OS specific tools, with just two VMs running at near native speed, all tools are available at your fingertips without buying more hardware. Seems excitibg to me. Just my 2¢.