Amos, there are a couple of other contenders that are similar to VmWare.
Parallels also has a Linux version. VirtualBox - which was even GPLed a while back Qemu I haven't tested VirtualBox yet but Parallels and VmWare are the ones with the best performance (at least that I know of). Eran On 7/9/07, Amos Shapira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 08/07/07, Eran Sandler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Of course I would rather have a laptop running Ubuntu or some other > Linux variant and have a virtualization software such as VmWare (or > something else that is really fast) running instead of using Mac, but I > would do anything in my power to avoid running a Windows laptop (and since > its new it will probably have Vista which is even worse). > Just a tidbit about this point - Dell still offers Windows XP as an option. As for the rest - does anyone know how usable is KVM or other virtualization solutions on Intel Core 2 Duo in relation to running Windows (XP) under Linux? VMware gives good value for money in terms of user interface and ease of use but is not the absolute sole player in the area, is it? --Amos
