使用 Vbox 便携式闪存驱动器上的 VS 2010？
我见过：
Visual Studio Express 可以从 USB 驱动器运行吗？
在寻找是否可以在闪存驱动器中运行 VS 2010 之后。有人真的成功尝试过这样的事情吗？
我所学到的只有 VS Express（我喜欢 C#），它是一个真正的 PITA，因为我还需要使用一些方便的插件。
如果有人成功了，VS 2010（C#）加上虚拟盒可能需要多少空间（ofc 的猜测没问题）？
谢谢
Ive seen :
Can Visual Studio Express run from USB drive?
after seeking if I could run VS 2010 in a flash drive. has someone actually succeeded in trying such?
Where Im being taught only have VS Express ( Im into C# ) and its a real PITA as I also need to use some plugins which become handy.
If someone has succeeded, how much space could VS 2010 ( C#) plus Virtual box possibly need ( guesstimates are fine ofc)?
thx
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一般来说，是的，您可以从任何地方的虚拟机运行几乎任何应用程序。据我所知，VBox 便携式并没有削弱 VM 概念，从而使之成为不可能。
您通常可以在虚拟机中运行 Visual Studio，不会出现任何问题，因此您应该能够很好地设置和运行它。不过，可能想检查一下 EULA，看看它是否提到了这样的事情。
您将遇到的真正问题是闪存驱动器的速度。 VS 在使用过程中会进行大量读取，而 VM 只会使情况变得更糟（通过将虚拟 HDD 放在闪存驱动器上）。通过 USB 2.0，您会遇到一些严重的速度减慢的情况。如果您可以使用快速闪存驱动器/外部磁盘驱动器，则 USB 3 或 eSATA 可能会工作得更好。
In general principle, yes, you can run pretty much any app from a VM anywhere. VBox portable, to the best of my knowledge, doesn't cripple the VM concept so as to make that impossible.
You can run Visual Studio within a VM typically without any problems, so you should be able to set up and run this just fine. Might want to check the EULA and see if it has any mention of such a thing, though.
The real issue you will run into is flash drive speeds. VS does a good bit of reading during use, and a VM will only make that worse (by having the virtual HDD on the flash drive). Over USB 2.0, you'll run into some serious slow-down. USB 3 or eSATA may work better, if you can get a fast flash drive/external disk drive to use.
我还没有这样做，但我经常使用非便携式 VirtualBox，这几乎从来没有让我头疼，即使在虚拟机中安装了一些非常复杂的软件。
根据这次经验，我认为 Windows 7 的内存大约为 7GB，但随着时间的推移，它可能会增长一点。完整的 VS 2010 Ultimate 占用 6 GB 多一点，因此最终会占用 13 GB。
当然，您可以只安装 C#，而忽略 VB、F# 和 C++，最多可节省 4 GB。然而，我认为你仍然需要选择 16GB 的内存条，否则你的虚拟机的硬盘会显得已满，从而导致大量问题。
I haven't done that, but I'm using non-portable VirtualBox a lot, which practically never gave me a headache, even with some very complex software installed in the VM.
From that experience, I'd say Windows 7 comes at roughly 7GB, but it might grow a bit over time. A full VS 2010 Ultimate takes up a bit more than 6 GB, so you'll end up at 13.
Of course, you can simply install C# only and leave VB, F#, and C++ out of it, saving you up to 4GB. However, I think you'd still have to go for a 16GB stick, otherwise the hard disk of your VM will appear to be full which leads to a plethora of problems.