I have really no idea how resource eating Microsoft Vista is until I tried to run VMware on Vista, I was like OMG!!!!!
When I installed the VMware, it request that it needs IIS, so i go ahead with it (surprising that installing vmware on windows OS need IIS whereas it is needless on linux). During the installation it hang like at least 3 times, and given that my laptop is the Asus F8Series with 4GB ram, it still hangs.
That is not all. when i create the virtual machine, it took around 15 minutes. The worse is when I click on the “start the virtual machine” hyperlink, my whole computer stop working for 20 minutes. I cant do a single thing, not even a Ctrl-Alt-Delete. I was contemplating restarting the whole thing when the laptop runs again.
Whereas in ubuntu it is a different story. I installed vmware and run windows enterprise 2003 server. It goes smoothly! I can even open a firefox browsers with an additional of 3 tabs. So if someone ask me why the adoption of Vista OS is so slow, perhaps microsoft should look at themselves.
In the 21st century, having good speed is an important key in enterprise execution. The resource guggling Vista OS is just simply crazy to think about, on top of that use an equally resource consuming VMware. No PC configuration so far can allow both to run smoothly.
I will work on different kinds of configuration and will let the audience know what are the possibilities a VMware can offer. In the meantime stay tune to this blog





