Based on a few of the follow-ups, I wanted to add some detail:

• all the machines could be headless (only command-line access is needed)
• we may need real machines for Windows and MacOS if their displays can't be turned off
  
• the software we are developing exposes a SOAP-based interface that is tested via scripts
• each built/test-machine builds and tests the code many times a day (we are doing continuous builds)
• in addition to the servers, developers have desktops machines (that are samba/nfs mounted) for their graphical needs
• developers will SSH into to a build/test machine if their component is failing on that OS
  

Thanks,
Kent


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