[Sussex] VMWare

[Geoff Teale]

Chaps,

Despite me recently writing off VMWare as too expensive for migrating
businesses, it looks as though I am going to have to buy a copy (for various
reasons, but mainly to stop me having to run a dual boot machine so that
Sarah can work at home - her company use Citrix NFuse which seems to
_require_ a Windows machine running IE in order to work - v.sucky ).

One question, http://www.pcbooks.co.uk/ still have copies of VMWare express
for sale at less than half the price of VMWare Worksation 3.2.  What exactly
are the differences?  I'm happy to pay the £265 required for Workstation 3.2
as long as it provides significant advantages over the old VMWare Express
product.

I've got a 30 day trial of VMWare Workstation 3.2 running at home right now,
it is coping admirably running Windows NT4 and Plan 9 as required. 


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