gsx doesn't get support for linux disto's as much as workstation or other os's for that matter - wkstn has support for vista, gsx i don't think does, can't boot off a ghost image, just two off the top of my hat - I am more used to esx and workstation though so a little biased
On 2/6/06, Ben Ruset <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Blah. It's just as full featured as Workstation. And no, it's not as > full featured as ESX, but unless you're running a datacenter, need > virtual VLANs, need failover and HA, ESX is overkill. > > Plus, GSX supports more OS's than ESX right now. You can't install RHEL4 > under ESX yet, for example. > > j m g wrote: > > cnet i think it was reported that VMWare was going to free up GSX > > server only - sometime this week and they didn't have any details of > > the licensing > > > > gsx ends up being their middle fo the road product, not as > > flexible/full featured/robust as either their workstation product for > > flex or esx for stability or 1 to many ratio > > > > On 2/6/06, Bobby Heid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> VMWare is going to be giving away VMware Server. I can't really find out > >> much about it (use wise). Is this something that a developer could use? > >> And what about VMWare Workstation (which is not free, I AFAIK)? > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Bobby > >> > >> > > > > > > -- > > -jmg > > -sapere aude > > > > > -- -jmg -sapere aude
