Hmmm
If you have Hardware virtualization like Intel vt-x you can use Xen.
And the performance overhead is from 0.3% to 5% ( it will kick vmware butt )
http://www.xensource.com/products/xen/index.html
Aharon Schkolnik wrote:
Greetings.
I have started a new job and find that I will have to use some
applications which will run only under Windows (XP). I would like to
run Linux on my desktop with a virtual XP machine running under it. In
the (relatively distant) past I have use VMware for this. At the time,
I convinced my employer to shell out the money for the VMware license.
I have been informed that getting the money out of my current employer
may be difficult and time consuming. In any event, I need to get some
solution up and running right away, so they don't start pressuring me
to put Windows on my desktop. I understand that VMware has a free
"player" and that it is possible to hack it into installing XP. Is
this as big a pain as it looks ? Has anyone done it ? Are there other
possible solutions ? What do you recommend ?
TIA
Aharon
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