Wine vs. VMWare (Was: Wine: MS Money 2004 + IE6)

[Joel Bryan Juliano]

The problem with VMWare is it consumes alot of read cycles because it
emulates the entire PC hardware.
But you can also drag-n-drop within the host and the guest. The good side
with it is it's easy to install and impliment.

QEMU seems a bit faster than VMware, a bad side of it is it's hard to
configure, but once it's installed, it's fast and responsive.

Bosch is the worst performer, it's not as responsive as the two, but a good
side of it is on the low-level software development side. And with great
potential to be used as a embedded software tool.

On 6/12/06, Dick Davies <rasputnik at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 12/06/06, Thiers Botelho <thiersb at gmail.com> wrote:
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> > When you speak of dnd you mean Dungeons & Dragons, right ? I don't
> > think it'd be Department of National Defense  . . .     ;)
>
> I think he means 'drag n drop'  :)
>
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