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Rickles

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#129506 18-Sep-2013 11:02

Any suggestions please to get an O/S (WinXP for example) to run in a browser window?

windows4all.com looked pretty good as it 'emulates' one's own PC (which is what I'm after), but nobody seems home at that site (yeah, I have Silverlight installed).

R.

Inphinity

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#897495 18-Sep-2013 11:03

If you're after full OS functionality, you're going to need virtualisation. What are you trying to achieve?

Klipspringer

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#897496 18-Sep-2013 11:07

It used to be possible with VNC (Port 5800). Not sure though if that still works. Years ago since I last used it.

But thats not the OS in the browser. Its simply a display of the OS which is ruining somewhere else.

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