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Ulteo Virtual Desktop: Letting Linux Do Windows

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“Although running some form of Linux within a Windows
environment has been done before, no one has been able to implement
it with 100 percent success–yet. But if the recently released beta
of Ulteo Virtual Desktop is any indication, it appears that this
achievement is now within reach.

“Originally a browser-based Web service that allows users to
create, edit and sync OpenOffice.org files, Ulteo has expanded its
service to hosting complete KDE desktops on its servers. The new
Ulteo Virtual Desktop is an installed application that runs on
Windows XP and Vista 32-bit…”

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