Can't decide what virtualization technology to use on Linux?
Here is a chance for you to learn more about several virtualization technologies for Linux:
-Parallels
-VMware
-VirtualBox
-Qemu
From the findings:
Of these applications, VMware and VirtualBox definitely come out the clear winners. For individual use, where the ability to run a single Windows desktop inside of Linux is all that is needed, VirtualBox turns out to be my preference. It's much smaller than VMware, which comes packed with extra features that aren't necesary for the end-user. If your needs are different, however, you'll probably want to give VMware a closer look. Overall, the maturaty and stability of all four applications was impressive enough to call virtualization on the Linux desktop "complete."
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