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Right? I was using VM as a short hand - it is after all a virtual just more virtual than usual :)
by olliej 5y ago
Right? I was using VM as a short hand - it is after all a virtual just more virtual than usual :)
- netizen-936824 5y agoI think VM is the correct term here. They are technically emulating hardware
- olliej 5y agoYeah, but I also understand that in general parlance VM means a higher level virtualization. Eventually though you get into one of those annoying simulation vs emulation style arguments so I’m happy to accept either definition of VM, just as long as both sides agree on what it is that they’re discussing :)
- jerf 5y agoIt's less virtual than usual; it has full access to and control over the embedding process. This is an RM, a Real Machine running in the original access space.