I've been pining for "virtual desktop" functionality in a Windows environment lately. Cool Desk looks like a decent option, though I'm not sure I want it badly enough to pay $25 for it. My other option is to just do more work in Linux, which makes much more sense since I'm mostly doing Linux development anyway.

I'm amused by VirtualDesktop.info, which attempts to appear like a third-party review of virtual desktop utilities for Windows. An entire domain with no apparent company/group affiliation dedicated to a side-by-side comparison of seven utilities in an extremely narrow market? And Cool Desk is the winner, hands down? Of course it's owned by ShellToys Inc., makers of Cool Desk. (There's nothing horribly wrong with this, at least not when the stakes are so low, I'm just amused.)