> No need "But I want muh blinking lights..." I mean, this depends on whether you are a programmer or, say, more into electronics. Different emulators may emu

> No need "But I want muh blinking lights..." I mean, this depends on whether you are a programmer or, say, more into electronics. Different emulators may emulate different representations of the same device, at different levels (such emulators exist at all). I tend to agree though that emulation (and virtualization in general) can indeed be superior and more practical than dealing with the "real thing." (Sometimes I even think to myself, semi-jokingly, that the real thing emulates its design made, say, using a CAD software.)