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You can run anything in a VM. With something like QuickBooks it's not like performance will be a problem either. The great thing about a VM is that someone else
by chrisseaton 5y ago
You can run anything in a VM. With something like QuickBooks it's not like performance will be a problem either. The great thing about a VM is that someone else can set it up for you and then you can reset to a good configuration easily if they break it. (Why aren't non-VM systems like that with checkpointing?)
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago> Why aren't non-VM systems like that with checkpointing? Microsoft tried it with System Restore. Of course because it's Microsoft they somehow made using it worse than not using it.