Linked by David Haring on Thu 15th Apr 2004 21:14 UTC
Imagine this scenario: you need to run your favorite application under Linux but the application has not been ported to Linux yet and there is no other alternative that would completely suit your needs. Or you need to work with several operating systems.
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When you dual or multi boot, you can only one run OS at a time.
Is it possible to create an OS of OSes, that would be able to run each OS at the same time on native hardware. This OS would need to compartmentalise each OS so memory areas of one OS doesn't overwrite other OSes memory areas.
Is it possible? I am guess it would take a lot of work.
and just not to be off-topic. I really didn't understand what Serenity Virtual Station is, it sounds the same as VMWARE or Virtual PC, or is it something closer to Cooperative Linux.