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Don Levey wrote, On 11/15/2008 09:18 AM: > Jerry Feldman wrote: >> On 11/14/2008 12:59 PM, Don Levey wrote: >>> It sounds like the key, then, is to run Windows natively and Linux >>> inside Virtualbox. It doesn't seem ideal if the Linux image is where >>> you'll spend most of your time, but it's the way to avoid yet a second >>> MS licensing fee. >> I run Windows XP in a Virtual Box VM under Linux (Fedora 9 and Ubuntu). > > > Were you able to use an OEM version, or did you need to pay for an > additional retail license? After catching up on this thread, I bought an OEM version of Windows XP Pro SP3 for $140 on newegg with free shipping. Yes, that's right, I'm paying *double* Windows tax. My laptop came with Vista. I'll probably upgrade Ubuntu, too (I'm running 6.04). My server is running Fedora 8, but I don't feel the need to upgrade that anytime soon. That server runs a LOT of services.
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