Does the browser run Windows XP and Ubuntu? Odd!

I was shocked to see the question. "Believe it or not, I believe it 』. You may need to test something and don't want to use your own machine, JPC-2 to help you solve this problem. Overall idea: run virtual machines (including Windows XP (withorwithoutOffice), Ubuntu6, and andUbuntu8) in the browser ). It is worth a try. If you are interested, click here. JPC2 Introduction: jpc2createsavirtu1c

I was shocked to see the question. "Believe it or not, I believe it 』. You may need to test something and don't want to use your own machine, JPC-2 to help you solve this problem. Overall idea: run virtual machines (including Windows XP (with or without Office), Ubuntu 6, and Ubuntu 8) in a browser ).

It is worth a try. If you are interested, click here.

Introduction to JPC 2:

JPC2 creates a virtual computer on which you can install your favorite operating system. JPC2 is a pure java software emulation of a standard PC's hardware, and all code stays locked inside the Java Applet Sandbox.

Without any native software and/or reliance on hardware supported virtualisation/paravirtualisation, JPC is the safest way to run untrusted, unreliable or just old unsupported software. with Windows XP no longer in mainstream support (all support ending in 2014), Intenet Explorer 6 already unsupported, when businesses are either left running essential software on unsupported operating systems or swallowing hard and upgrading IT infrastructure (with all the costs and risks that involves ).

JPC2 is the latest version of JPC project which has been substantially updated to be able to run Windows XP and Ubuntu Linux, both in original unmodified from.

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