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I am using fedora 11 on my laptop. now i want to install windows xp using virtual machine. Should i use xen-kernel or kvm+qemu will be better?
i am confused , guide me in this regard. I also want to mention here that my laptop doesn't have any hardware level virtualization.
I have an Intel-VT capable processor, and i would like to use some virtualization on my machine. I have debidan os, and would like to have windows os, as guest. I'm trying to find out which way supports more efficient 3D. I would be happy we can find out a way to run games on the quest. I have read many articles about virtualizations, but those are not complaining about games or 3D acceleration.
Anyone can help me out? ( maybe someone tried it before? )
My tip would be KVM.
Distribution: Debian 5 - Slackware 13.1 - Arch - Some others linuxes/*BSDs through KVM and Xen
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Originally Posted by attes
Hi!
I have an Intel-VT capable processor, and i would like to use some virtualization on my machine. I have debidan os, and would like to have windows os, as guest. I'm trying to find out which way supports more efficient 3D. I would be happy we can find out a way to run games on the quest. I have read many articles about virtualizations, but those are not complaining about games or 3D acceleration.
Anyone can help me out? ( maybe someone tried it before? )
My tip would be KVM.
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