I have been using VMLite Workstation for the past few months and I am really impressed with the capabilities it offers. It has allowed me to create multiple virtual machines on the basis of a single set of hardware, which has saved me a lot of time and money. It is also very easy to use and navigate, and I have been able to create complex emulated environments with full access to standard tools, drive space, installed programs, media content, etc. VMLite Workstation also makes it easy to distribute hardware power between multiple profiles, which is great for managing resource allocation. Overall, I highly recommend VMLite Workstation for anyone looking to create multiple virtual machines on the basis of a single set of hardware.
VMLite Workstation is a virtualization component that allows you to run more than one operating system (OS) at the same time on a single physical computer. For example, you can simultaneously run Windows XP on a PC that is already running Windows 7. VMLite Workstation runs the operating system and applications directly on top of an existing operating system without any modification. The special environment running the unmodified OS and its applications is called a "Virtual Machine", which has features similar to a physical machine. The physical computer is usually called the "host", while the virtual machine is often called a "guest". The operating system running on the physical computer is called the "Host Operating System", while the operating system running inside the guest is called the "Guest Operating System". more
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