> as well.
Matt, are you being paid by commission?
Why is it, when people switch to Macs, they often become fanatics and try to
convince everyone else to switch too? You people are as bad as ex-smokers,
and rapidly approaching the annoyance level of Jehovah's Witnesses!
I apologize in advance to any Jehovah's Witnesses on the list - I'm just
kidding. You folks aren't as bad as Mac fanatics.
> Unix-based virtualization has been around for some time and is quite
> sophisticated. You can easily run hundreds of virtual Linux instances
> with User Mode Linux on any decent machine. Higher end machines can
> support thousands. In fact, IBM recently introduced a new like of Power5
> machines that give you mainframe level virtualization with AIX or Linux.
Yes, I'm aware of UML. That's all well and good, but will it let run any x86
OS on my machine? Will it let me virtualize Windows? No? Well, then, it's
not what I want. Thanks anyway, though!
> Personally, I do server virtualization with User Mode Linux and with
> Linux's rich hardware support, I can use it anywhere including on my Mac.
I wasn't aware that you could run UML on OS X.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
phone: 202-797-5496
fax: 202-797-5444
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