W10 Host with Debian 10 (buster) VM anyone yet

Hi folks
Anybody tried the recently released DEBIAN 10 (Buster) as a VM with a Windows 10 Host yet.
Interested to know what it looks like -- I'll try myself a bit later but got things to do this weekend.

Thinking of changing my NAS's from CENTOS to DEBIAN as KDE is being dropped by RHEL and CENTOS 8 -- next release -- so might get a bit of testing in. DEBIAN has been around "Since Pontius was a Pilot" !!!! i.e literally years and years and is also 100% stable but more leading edge with some packages -- I don't want to use FEDORA as that's too much of a developers thing rather than built for stability.

I usually install the KDE GUI as I run a load of VM's on these NAS's -- plenty of horsepower for that -- and I prefer the KDE plasma desktop over the basic ubuntu (GNOME) or Linux Mint interface. The VM's usually run with VMWARE so I do need a GUI.

Eventually I might go "GUI-LESS" using ESXi or similar but VMWare works perfectly for what I need (now that the initial glitch with it on some W10 releases a few back) has been fixed.

Cheers
jimbo

Hi there
answering my own thread now !!

It does work and seems to run all the software I want -- will test it now on a Real machine -- can install to an external SSD (connected to NAS via USB3-->SATA connector). I prefer this method rather than set up dual boot which can hose all sorts of things up including local HDD's) --running any Linux distro via an external SSD is pretty fast any way so almost zilch of a performance hit when done like that.

Incidentally running Windows as a WintoGo system with same type of SSD connected via USB-->SATA adapter also runs pretty well for those who want to try physical hardware but don't want the "Classical dual boot" method.

Marking as solved now --BTW debian installer is a breeze as well.

Cheers
jimbo