Physical or Virtual? Which is better? #shorts

I once tried to run the bluestacks emulator on a windows 7 and 10 vm but didn't work, is that normal?

But I have downloaded the kali linux it is so laggy and very slow. I don't know why please tell me. How can I fix it

The best explanation so far

One of my neighbours years ago used to triple boat and another one of my friends used to deal about for Windows to Ubuntu
I think you're right. This is the way I should be running
Virtual environment Windows 11 Kali Linux this way I'd be able to hopefully repair windows if it breaks vice versa for Linux. Am I writing thinking I could use putty as a tenable? Thanks very much for the tip info. I always like watching your videos. Wonderful. I have watched a number for years. Wonderful! Very educational

what laptop is the one with ubuntu on it

Can I have a super cpu on a vm with a bad cpu?

Just out of curiosity is anyone having problems running Linux os on older processors. Say two core duo or 10 year old amds???

it's not efficient. it's oposite.

I love that old Windows 98 Toshiba.

I have question do you safe files in your virtual machine, can they be lost and is it possible to transfer from virtual machine to just your pc files, if you also use it for penetration testing what do you recommend in case the use of virtual machine what to do and Don'ts

how can we get our virtual desktops to open in the right resolution?

I'd buy physical if I had the money.

Bro how could you open that much machines in a one go? For me if i opened 2 machines then it's done for it 😂

Good

Indeed sir David you are great man and your tech videos are very helpful thank you sir

❤ Love your way David!
How about those who says, "VM is SLOWER..."? Thank you!

John Rahmbo!!!

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You must have a shit ton of RAM

It does makes sense but in order to do that your going to need a laptop that is as expensive ass all of those combined. I9 128G RAM ETC. Most laptops with that hardware are around $5000?

I have Linux and Hackintosh (took some time learning driver stuff) on m’y laptop and use cloud computing for Windows (30€ month). Tried vm and was awfully slow.

Thanks. Marco

Virtual Machines for the win!

Or duabooting is an option

don't you mean is the opposite? virtualizing them is the inefficient way because they run slower, well maybe not the windows98 because even in a virtualbox it has more resources and cpu cycles than in a pentium chip. but for everyone else it sucks.

I prefer to run windows 98 in an old ibm thinkpad

I prefer to run them directly on hardware, less abstraction is always better, that is why C is still the best programming language.

The main problem with virtualization is that it requires beefy hardware.

And if I'm going to virtualize something is not going to be on a mac. Is going to be on Linux where a virtualized macos runs faster than a macos on intel.


Virtualization is great for the paranoid life with QubesOS

Virtualisation feels so wrong but it works so well. Graphical fluency is of course the weakness. But in rare cases you get decent graphical acceleration. CPU performance is basically unaffected. Memory slightly. Disk performance is affected the most (apart from graphics). Network performance is not affected at all.

All your eggs in one basket, 🧺 so when the basket breaks, all your eggs are gone 🤦🤦🤦🤦 scrap apple, useless anyway.... And work PC's are cheap enough.

Wait why win98? Hopefully it is at least 98SE.

Isn't dual booting better?

As long as you have enough disk space and their is a practical need to run all of those OS’s

question...do virtual machines prevent ransomware from taking place?

While true having the real machine, gets you more ladies

Can you run a Mac on a PC host? I thought the entire Apple headline was that the hardware and the software are designed together to work in unity. And can you just get a Mac license and run it on a PC?

Well that's unless you want the security issues when you're running windows 98 I'll put that thing on anything CCP wouldn't want to hack my sh* cuz it's already opened 😭

Hello,

Dear Mr. Bombal, please create a video about hypervisors as well. Thank you.

Virtualizing is never as good as bare metal. Every OS has a list of things that just don’t work well virtualized. Virtualization is good for testing and having a bit of fun but I’d way rather have my 3 laptops, one for each OS. Even on my desktop with double the ram of my laptops, if I virtualized and assigned more ram than the bare metal setup, it won’t run as well. Sure there are some benefits, but nothing beats bare metal setups in my experience when you actually want to use the OS and not just test or play around. I also prefer the dedicated hardware because I tend to use them more. Each laptop is its own little lab setup. I don’t like when the main machine has a problem now your stuck without any setup at all.

Yeah well you’re not talking about input lag, choppy video and overall bad performance on VMs. Better to explain that before people install virtual box with 10 different os on it

KVM Switch

I thought the fuy was flexing what he had for a moment 😅

Lol you're a network guy or a vm guy

Can’t just rattle off the word MacBook anymore without saying what year or whether it’s an intel or silicon MacBook

This is dumb. Unless you need 10s or 100s of low-resource VMs,its always better to have a separate machine for each OS. Nothing beats bare-metal performance.Also good virtualisation software with high-speed 3D performance costs more than all of these laptops...a month!

Yes, but from the other side, if you one hardware MacBook die, all VM^s goes down. Keep an eyes open and think about safety.

This looks like a more efficient alternative to the multi-booting I've gone with for years now..
Thanks, David!

tripple boots....mine ubuntu,linux and windows 10

I'm just a layman but isn't it really difficult virtualizing powerful graphics? I care about playing games, does it make sense to virtualize for this purpose?

What's your take for the best virtualization solution on Windows system? VBox, VMWare, maybe Docker?

Terabyte RAM required 😂