Best virtualization software for Linux!
Hi i would like to run Linux on windows 7.. I cannot make partitions that's why i can't make my computer dual boot. So whats the better virtualization software to run my opensuse with full kde under windows operating system?
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VirtualBox
Try VirtualBox, hope it will help you. You can find the same from the below site
http://www.virtualbox.org/ Best regards, Suresh Maniyath |
In terms of rank:
1. XEN 2. VirtualBox 3. VMWare Desktop Try running Windows 7 on Linux. |
It is fine to run in virtual machines. In fact you may find they run so good you will never dual boot again.
Subjective. I'd say. Vmplayer 3 on Windows 7 seems to be less processor intensive as Virtualbox. Virtualbox would be my second choice and maybe run both this and Vmplayer 3. Then maybe qemu with kqemu. Dunno how to get xen working on a preloaded W7 install. |
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Moved to virtualization.
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[QUOTE=mostlyharmless;3761833]Except that the EULA says you're not allowed, or was that only Vista? /QUOTE]
I tried to run MSWin7 beta on VMWare. Found out that M$ had removed generic drives for VMWare from that edition. For some reason M$ does not like VMWorld :( |
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Usually there is no outright "best-of-breed" software, only "horses for courses" and the response to "Which is the best ***?" is not an answer but further questions: "What do you want to use it for?", "What are you areas and levels of expertise?", "What environment are you using?" etc. Perhaps we can evolve a matrix listing the various virtualisation products against their particular strengths and weaknesses. Few of us have in-depth experience of more than one product so it may not be easy. For example all I know is that VirtualBox has more ease-of-use and better documentation than KVM (I gave up trying to set up KVM). |
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