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At what point should I have my Windows developers upgrade to the latest release of Windows?
virtual machines are the perfect way to do so, you can :
keep a legacy environnement easily accessible.
have multiple, independent environments (ex: 1 environment per client)
have test environments (ex: windows … Any decent laptop nowadays can run a windows 7 VM on top of a windows 7 host environment. It's really nice to be able to switch environment as a developer. …
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