Link: Virtual Leopard Server, Uncaged: Virtualized Mac OS X Leopard Server on VMware Fusion 2.0.
As you many of you may recall, at Macworld in January, we gave you a preview of Mac OS X Leopard Server installing and running as a virtual machine on Mac OS X.
Well, in honor of Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference,
currently in full-swing in San Francisco, the VMware Fusion team is
excited to announce that Mac OS X Leopard Server will be our 61st
supported virtualized operating system, and will be available in VMware
Fusion 2.0’s next beta (get the current beta here).
Why only Server? I’ve seen a few people say that Client can’t be run in a VM due to the licence, but I’ve just been through the printed licence that came with my copy of Leopard Client and I can’t find anything forbidding it. Is the licensing argument true? If so, which clause does it violate?