Am 05.09.2010 um 17:41 schrieb Paolo Bonzini:
The main thing is what you wrote in another message: what can QEMU
offer on Windows and Darwin that semi-free Virtual Box and
proprietary VMware cannot? I like to think that it can offer
something, but maybe I'm wrong. :/
On Darwin/ppc64, I'm using QEMU for emulation of ppc, sparc and less
common x86. There's no real competitor. My management tool is bash
though.
On Darwin/x86, VirtualBox has a foreign Qt-based UI. In terms of the
machine's GUI itself it shouldn't be too hard to compete with some
extensions to the Cocoa frontend (was going to look into that, QMP
might make this less invasive).
VMware Fusion and Parallels are not free.
Never used it on Windows. I guess it's more the unique emulation
capabilities it has to offer.
Andreas
