> By that logic Microsoft could also allow Windows 10 Home to run Active Directory. The reason there's a Pro/Home split is a commercial decision not a technical one, so trying to view it through a technical lens is faulty.
You misread the post.
eitland was saying that:
1) sandbox needs hyperv for technical reasons
2) hyperv is not in home for commercial reasons
3) therefore home can't have sandbox
Santosh83 wasn't trying to view the entire thing through a technical lens. Their post has an implicit understanding of the commercial argument when it comes to unlocking the full hyperv feature set. They were simply correcting the technical portion of someone else's argument.
You misread the post.
eitland was saying that: 1) sandbox needs hyperv for technical reasons 2) hyperv is not in home for commercial reasons 3) therefore home can't have sandbox
Santosh83 wasn't trying to view the entire thing through a technical lens. Their post has an implicit understanding of the commercial argument when it comes to unlocking the full hyperv feature set. They were simply correcting the technical portion of someone else's argument.