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doc/VirtualMachine.md: clarify that VMs can be hosted on remote physical machines

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<PBot> hello <PBot> hello
## Adding additional VMs ## Adding additional VMs
You may add as many virtual machines as your system can handle. Edit the [`vm-exec.json`](../applets/pbot-vm/host/config/vm-exec.json) configuration You may add as many virtual machines as you like. The virtual machines can exist on different physical machines.
file to do so. Then use the `-vm=...` option to select them with the `sh`, `cc`, etc, commands. Edit the [`vm-exec.json`](../applets/pbot-vm/host/config/vm-exec.json) configuration file with the details (IP addresses
of remote machines hosting the virtual machines, etc). Then use the `-vm=...` option to select the machine with the
`sh`, `cc`, etc, commands.
For instance, if you create a FreeBSD VM and have added it to [`vm-exec.json`](../applets/pbot-vm/host/config/vm-exec.json) with an alias of `freebsd`: For instance, if you create a FreeBSD VM and have added it to [`vm-exec.json`](../applets/pbot-vm/host/config/vm-exec.json) with an alias of `freebsd`: