Does a Type 2 virtual host suffer the same limitations as the host OS?
问题 Does the host OS impose limitations on the guest OS for a Type 2 virtual host (i.e. VirtualBox)? For example: In Ruby, creating a child process is as easy as making a call to fork. However, forking on windows is not supported and instead an entire process must be spawned for multithreaded. As I understand, this is a limitation of the operating system and not the programming language. Will having Windows as the host OS force these restrictions on a linux guest OS? How are commands given to the