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Distribution: Ubuntu 11.4,DD-WRT micro plus ssh,lfs-6.6,Fedora 15,Fedora 16
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you can download vmware server for free i have you can also register it free and get as many free license codes you want
and no, i'm not talking warez im talking from vmware's site directly
1) Easier to setup networking.
2) Faster
3) Flexible machine setup
4) A virtual machine in VMware obeys CTL+ALT +F1...F12 in Linux Guest while VirtualBox does not.
5) More reliable
6) More stable
7) Can configure other virtual machines from a different system.
8) As of VMware Server it is Free.
I compared VMware Server 1 and VirtualBox 1.6.6. VMware Server does come with GUI.
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