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Alex Ionescu

@aionescu

Aug 28, 2019

Called it! Turns out you can’t play chicken against the OS Vendor :) happy to see VMWare finally embracing the WHVP API!

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Ben Armstrong

@vBenArmstrong

Aug 27, 2019

Yesterday was Amazing - went to VMworld to be part of the first public demo of VMware Workstation running on top of the Hyper-V Hypervisor : techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Virtualizat

Marius (wishi)

@windsheep_

Aug 28, 2019

Why would you need that? Vms in vms?

namazso

@namazso

I think you misunderstood, in this case VMware Workstation uses the Windows hypervisor instead of its own one to provide VMs (atleast that's how I understood it)

10:34 AM · Aug 29, 2019

Marius (wishi)

@windsheep_

Aug 31, 2019

Ah, my bad. Thanks for the clarification. :)