Rik wrote:
> On Sun, 2009-04-12 at 21:21 +0100, Brian Chivers wrote:
>> I'm starting to look at virtualisation but I know very little about it.
> Take a look at Sun's VirtualBox. I cannot sing it's praises enough.
I like the VB website and particularly the use of MIT licence for their code
contribution policy - I've just finished writing a contribution policy to
cope with a collaboration and this site was useful.
As for Virtualization I'm a qemu, kqemu and kvm user. As with most things on
the Open Source cutting edge, once you have a working recipe tailored to your
requirements qemu and variants is very stable and performs well, in this case
mainly as a non critical server and development environment host. I'm
currently experimenting with the latest GUI virt-manager with kqemu, it's not
working properly just yet but I think I'm close.
Damian
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