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**multipack** · Oct 23rd 2013

if you want the best experience try vmware http://www.vmware.com/uk/ its far better than virtualbox but isnt free, well it is if your looking in the right place ;)

**master G** · Oct 23rd 2013

Quote from multipack

if you want the best experience try vmware http://www.vmware.com/uk/ its far better than virtualbox but isnt free, well it is if your looking in the right place ;)

Lol i know what you mean but for the amount of time i spend on msn group chat virtual box will do the job, every other program i used in windows i think i have already found the linux equivalent, been dual booting between the 2 for ages but virtualbox removed the need for that.

lfc4ever · Oct 24th 2013

http://www.howtogeek.com/105271/

**ampedef** · Nov 2nd 2013

My latest venture into Linux. Have now installed XBMC into Ubuntu and now I can retire to the PC and watch something different, if the Dear Wife is watching one of her programs, (NOT! I might add "Soaps") we are both past that type of rubbish.
btw, XBMC is available for Windows as well.

harrymonk · Nov 4th 2013

Quote from multipack

if you want the best experience try vmware http://www.vmware.com/uk/ its far better than virtualbox but isnt free, well it is if your looking in the right place ;)

I'd say that depends on what you want to achieve.
I use VMWare at work, and in a corporate environment it's fine. However for my personal needs I've always used VirtualBox, and it's what I always install for private clients who still need to use the odd Windows app when they have switched to Linux.

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