Riiight. This is, at best, uninformed astroturfing - "I mean, windows is windows is windows, so it's gonna be the same thing like desktops, right?" To quote dir

Riiight. This is, at best, uninformed astroturfing - "I mean, windows is windows is windows, so it's gonna be the same thing like desktops, right?" To quote directly: "And, since Windows is such a versatile platform and uses standard hardware, it's likely that you can run virtual machines on it with a Type 2 Hypervisor or dual boot it with Linux." - perhaps someone should tell the poor guy that there's also the tiny little issue of hardware and drivers?