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Virtual Machines in a Browser ?

Yes we can … When us mere mortals want to learn about a new computer language, or a new platform, we start out with the “Hello World”-variant and then try to dig in deeper… Some people however when they want to …

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Floss Virtualization Doesn’t Care About Marketing …

It cares about Quality and Frequent code releases. The Open Source community doesn't wait till the week before VMWorld to announe big news, they just code along happily

Open Source Virtualization Updates

There is a lot going on in the different Open Source Virtualization projects. From KVM, over OpenVZ , to Xen. First of all there is the news

IBM launches the open-ovf project

Scott Moser from IBM's Systems Technology Group has released the first version of the open-ovf project. OVF is a standard packaging format for

Should VMWare Watch Out For VirtualBox?

Or for a lot more? IT Wire has a good introductory article about VirtualBox. Sadly their introduction is a bit wrong in the details, as VirtualBox obviously

Yahoo Needs Your Virtualization Advice

Over at his own blog, Jeremy Zawodny of Yahoo fame needs your advice on what virtualization software to use. He has both a Windows machine and a

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The Current State of Open Source Virtualization

We've started by looking back at a decade of Open Source virtualization, and in this second part of the series we'll tackle today's landscape (last updated in

Looking Back At A Decade of Open Source Virtualization

Will 2008 become the "Virtual Year"? That's what some people would have us believe now that the virtualization hype is reaching never before seen heights, and large acquisitions &

Techtrob: Virtualization in Linux – Four Software Programs Reviewed

Techtrob.com analyzed four software choices for linux driven virtualization platforms, now that Canonical completely supports the use of Parallels software in Ubuntu Linux. The article

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