> In theory, by running all legacy applications virtualized you'd get rid of legacy components and security issues that plague Windows OS today
(There's no mention of the 'but' that one seems to sense coming when a sentence starts with "In theory"; perhaps they just refer to the perhaps-infeasible effort it would take to implement this.)
> In theory, by running all legacy applications virtualized you'd get rid of legacy components and security issues that plague Windows OS today
(There's no mention of the 'but' that one seems to sense coming when a sentence starts with "In theory"; perhaps they just refer to the perhaps-infeasible effort it would take to implement this.)