By Juha Saarinen Mar 11 2016
Microsoft is continuing its strategy to embrace competing platforms, and has released four full Windows 10 development environments as downloadable virtual machines, hoping to entice programmers to create software for its Universal Windows Platform.
Four virtual machine implementations for VMWare, Oracle VirtualBox, and Parallels are available for downloading, along with a version for Microsoft's own Hyper-V, and can be used for 60-day evaluation purposes.
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Hyper-V is already on Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise and Server OS's as well but I still use VMware Workstation.
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