You could, you know, look in the comments for the Video and all.

You know what? I could! =O

So does anyone have experience with MS Virtual Server 2005?

What about checking it out for yourself?
Download a copy, test it and report back to us ;)

It's not really easy to tell, but in the comments, someone says that it's probably MS Virtual Server 2005. I think it's free now (in order to
compete with what VMWare has done,) but I don't know for sure.

edit: e;fb

Well, not that you want OS X, but I'm not sure what you mean about it being emulated. If I'm getting the wrong idea, I apologize. But OS X's Terminal is a real bash environment, just like any Terminal in Linux is tapping into the command-line interface that lives "below" whatever GUI you're running. And I'm sure it could be global-hotkeyed just like any other OS X function.

Also, OS X is completely keyboard accessible, you just have to turn on full keyboard access in Keyboard prefs. It's not quite the same as Windows' method (you have to remember a couple "shortcuts" to jump to things like the menu bar or dock) but it works.

Any terminal run in a graphical environment is, technically speaking, a terminal emulator. Even a regular old xterm. I've seen Mac OS X run in a text-only environment, but I can't remember how you boot into it that way.

And yeah, I've used OS X's keyboard access setting. Still not quite what I mean by fully accessible though. Can you move or resize windows with the keyboard? I was also having some trouble getting certain programs to "zoom" from the keyboard.

OS X's text-only mode is called "single user." You start it up this way by holding Cmd+s on the keyboard as soon as you turn on the machine.

As for being able to move/resize windows with the keyboard... I have no idea. Then again, I can't ever imagine a situation where using the keyboard to resize windows would be more efficient than a mouse. I can understand keyboard shortcuts for speed and whatnot... but honestly. ;)