Microsoft to Support Linux
Filed in: Linux, Microsoft — April 22nd, 2005![]()
Microsoft has done what could have once been considered unthinkable: It has begun to support Linux in its products. In a keynote speech given at the Microsoft Management Summit in Las Vegas, CEO Steve Ballmer laid out the company’s plans to expand its virtualization software to support other platforms, including Linux.
Microsoft’s Virtual Server leverages Windows Server 2003 as a platform for running multiple operating systems on a single machine, each insolated from one another. Windows Server 2003 is the “host” OS that can be configured to run virtual machines for “guest” operating systems, including Windows NT and 2000, OS/2 and Unix.
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