In the long section "Rationale for Cygwin and possible alternatives", I
would add subsections for each alternative.
[hardware-assisted virtualization] typically does not come enabled by default
(as a security measure)
Is that really true? What is non-secure about hardware-assisted
virtualization?
the main problem is that 32-bit Windows applications have a user address space
limited to just 2 GB (or 3 GB with a special boot flag). This is in fact not
enough to fit all of Sage into memory at once.
Do you know how this compares to 32-bit Linux? I would expect a similar
limit there.
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