So we'll be able to finally all switch to Linux, and run Windows in a web browser. Super.,(reply>), @Gh S Oh dang, I hope they don't do that. I could see them making it only work on their Edge browser, which is available on Linux now for some reason. If they did make it detect what OS you're using and restrict it to Windows, someone would figure out how to spoof it into thinking you're using Windows. The Tor browser does that no matter what OS you're using already just so all its users appear the same.,(reply>), @Caleb Hawn  I think in the future they can apply to blacklist unqualified platform for more exclusive... Like xbox cloud only work on windows, or geforce now only work if you have nvidia card on your pc/laptop, or stadia only work if you own an android device on your google account...,(reply>), @Gh S Some people do that actually. Because Linux can be so light, it's not much of a toll on the system to run another OS on top of it. That's how cloud gaming services work. Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce NOW runs Windows VMs on top of Linux, allocating each user a whole or part of a graphics card.<br>Some Ordinary Gamers has an Arch Linux PC that can run both Windows and MacOS, proving MacOS in a VM is the best and cheapest way to run it, even more powerful than any consumer Apple hardware you could waste your money on.<br>Linus himself built the "Couples PC," which ran two Windows VMs on top of Linux, dedicating two separate graphics cards, monitors, keyboards, and mice for two people.<br>So yes, using Linux just to run another OS is actually yet another great, viable, and practiced use for Linux.,(reply>), Imagine using linux only for browsing another os LOL,(reply>), :)