From: Ad 

Rich Gauszka wrote:
>  http://www.vmware.com/products/ws/new.html
>
> Multiple monitor display
>
> Configure a VM to span multiple monitors, or multiple VMs to each display on
> separate monitors
>
> Support for USB 2.0 devices
>
> Including peripherals that require high-speed performance in your VMs, such
> as iPods and fast storage devices
>
> ACE authoring capabilities:
>
> You now have the ability to create and run digital rights enabled virtual
> machines (called ACEs), including Pocket ACEs for easy, secure transport of
> your VMs on a thumbdrive
>
>  VMware Converter -Integrated P2V functionality
>
> You can effortlessly create a new VM by pointing to a PC hard drive snapshot
>
>
>
I've been playing with VirtualBox on my Mandriva2007.1 home system &
that' kinda kewl. I have to see how well it handles sound in a VM as my son
is still on Win2K & basically uses a bunch of music/sound programs to
make music.

If I can VM his win2K then I with the exception of my work lappie I'll be
windows free at a base level.

Adam

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