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| + | == References/Examples == | ||
| + | * Crysis in a Virtual Machine - Direct3D in VirtualBox | ||
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| − | *VirtualBox, Windows 7 and Direct3D on MacBook | + | * VirtualBox, Windows 7 and Direct3D on MacBook |
:http://blog.doodlejiggy.com/2011/02/12/virtualbox-windows-7-and-direct3d-on-macbook/ | :http://blog.doodlejiggy.com/2011/02/12/virtualbox-windows-7-and-direct3d-on-macbook/ | ||
Latest revision as of 00:30, 18 March 2014
Software
- VirtualBox - VM Oracle (used to be Sun)
- VMWare - VM
- Xen - Linux Hypervisor
References/Examples
- Crysis in a Virtual Machine - Direct3D in VirtualBox
- VirtualBox, Windows 7 and Direct3D on MacBook