On 09/07/07, Dan Kenigsberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
occasional VisualDev. I guess that with modern systems which have the vt cpu extension, kvm+qemu would be a free, open, and competitive choice.
That's what my hunch also tells me (based on not much of personal experience but generally following the news). But where does kvm+qemu stand today in terms of usability for someone who just wants things to work? Is it as easy as "apt-get install kvm qemu" or will I have to start digging the net for work around and war stories for every stage in the installation? If I don't have more then, say, 12 hours total (probably spread over a calendar week or two) to set this up am I better off going the VMware way or what? (BTW - mentioning VMWare - I'd really like the USB 2 support since this should allow me to run Windows Skype with my webcam, a major goal for running Windows in the first place) Just a reminder - I have a Core 2 Duo CPU so as far as I know I'm covered on the hardware level. Thanks, --Amos
