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Virtualization Product of the Year
A new poll this year.
--jeremy |
My vote goes to KVM which isn't on the list.
http://aplawrence.com/Linux/kvm_virtualization.html -------------------------- Steve Stites |
Added.
--jeremy |
I'd like to vote, but the poll is closed (as are any others). I presume you's open them once the New Year in the US has started? In Europe and Asia it's already Jan 1. ;)
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As the announcement mentions, voting does not open for a few days.
--jeremy |
I missed the announcement, sorry!
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Should really rename KVM to "Kernel-based Virtual Machine" so it doesn't cause confusion with the more known term KVM, Keyboard, Video, Mouse switch.. ;)
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My vote is for VMware, that is now free, and if your CPU doesn't support VT, stil you are able to run guest OS...
gr8 |
What about BrandZ ?
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/commun...randz_lae_faq/ |
BrandZ seems a bit too Solaris specific to be included.
--jeremy |
BrandZ indeed requires an underlying Solaris kernel but virtualizes Linux distributions at the O/S level. Very similar to OpenVZ which is in the list.
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OpenVZ is built on Linux though, so is much more appropriate for this site.
--jeremy |
For me VirtualBox works very fine. my vote is for this one, and it's free.
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I concurr
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VirtualBox for me too.
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