Virtualbox

I recently had issues in Virtualbox, and no graphical gui was available, * because there was no graphical driver for Virtualbox*.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009

The Virtualbox is just an actual install of XP, and I don't bother to patch it or anything, or firewalls, a-v, or snoop protection because I can destroy it and create another in, what, 20 minutes, and often times I don't need internet anyway through the virtual client.

Discourse.net: Random Calculator Popups in XP 2009

Wow, never heard of Postbox, firing up XP in Virtualbox as we speak to check it out! motang nasa geek

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Virtualbox which is much faster (especially on save / restore), and have a free (GPL) version ...

TWiki.Codev 2008

For home use ... just use normal virtual machine software (VMWare, VPC, Virtualbox) and get a hot copy of XP and run it for applications that don't work on your Vista or 7 OS.

SecureAble Tells You If Your Processor Will Support Windows 7′s XP Mode | Lifehacker Australia 2009

In barely-related news, I recently created a new virtual XP world with Virtualbox, and without too much trouble, made it totally integrated with my 8.04 host environment.

Discourse.net: Correction 2009

I mean, I like the idea of an XP mode in windows7, but I just don't see the difference between this and Virtualbox shinchan jbhenry

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Using Virtualbox for browser-testing (webdeveloper) and the odd photoshop task.

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I compared running XP under Virtualbox inside Ubuntu to XP inside of Vista, for what it's worth XP runs much better under Virtualbox inside Ubuntu, requires less resource and has pseudo 3D support (will be fully supported soon).

Set Up And Use XP Mode In Windows 7 | Lifehacker Australia 2009

For home use... just use normal virtual machine software VMWare, VPC, Virtualbox and get a hot copy of XP and run it for applications that don't work on your Vista or 7 OS.

SecureAble Tells You If Your Processor Will Support Windows 7′s XP Mode | Lifehacker Australia 2009