Run Windows in your browser

It is amazing! I am trying to something like this since last week.
It is only a little bit better then mine :)
Here is my homepage if someone would like to check it, but it is Hungarian and still in pre alfa state. Looks best in Chrome :)
http://cartman.ingyentarhely.com/

Antman said:

Installed on a SDHC card, I presume ;-)

You're thinking of the 64bit 7 install on the usb flash drive using the Portable Virtual Box program there. No is with the Virtual PC RC now seen out for 7 and Server 2008 where the 32bit 7 vhd installation is found right on the 64bit host drive!

You have to think in terms of a box inside another box inside another... or one window inside another window inside another and another to some extent while not actually being a virtual pc inside another since all that is simply an online application to simulate an OS with browser there.

stevieray said:

Oh sure... its all fun and games 'til someone breaks the space-time continuum. Then what'll we all do? Collapse into a singularity... that's what!

"Have 7 will travel through warp space!" "Scotty beam me up!"

Gee? If you could swing back a decade you could try 7 out on some museum pieces for office equipment. Of course installing a VM and 7 by way of 5.25" or even 3.5: floppies would be something for sure!

Night Hawk said:

"Have 7 will travel through warp space!" "Scotty beam me up!"

Gee? If you could swing back a decade you could try 7 out on some museum pieces for office equipment. Of course installing a VM and 7 by way of 5.25" or even 3.5: floppies would be something for sure!

Sounds like fun - now where did I put that box of 10000 360kB 5¼" floppies

Antman said:

I got an online BSOD.

Seriously, that's really interesting. Could maybe be used to show people what Win7 could be?

Kari

Night Hawk said:

I'm only posting this on the virtual IE browser for the Virtual OS while online from the 32bit RC installation on the 64bit RC's Virtual PC RC installation there!

Wow!
XP does something like that, but the virtual Win7 did real updates, not virtual...
Then I had to wait for the real updates on the virtual Win7 before I could power off the virtual PC...