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For what? That would be the first thing to know.....

• fsflover 5y ago
  For security and workflow separation. What else is there?
  • nix23 5y ago
    On your phone, a desktop a server? For real-time applications, HPC, analytics, ML/AI? Hardware virtualization has tradeoffs...sometimes massive ones, and then you trust proprietary hardware to make it faster...again.
    • fsflover 5y ago
      Are you using open hardware for software virtualization? I'm curious which. > On your phone, a desktop a server? Phone doesn't support hardware virtualization of course. On my laptop I'm using Qubes OS.
      • nix23 5y ago
        >Phone doesn't support hardware virtualization of course. Every CPU "supports" hardware virtualization. >software virtualization? That's a "VM" like JVM, we talk about OS-Virtualisation.