larsnoo...@openoffice.org wrote: > Based on what I've seen from other peoples ongoing attempts at using > virtualization from the company you mentioned, it's not going to lead to > anything of practical value.
What exactly wrong with Microsoft's (oh, gosh, I said that) virtualization technologies? > > Instead, try Qemu or kqemu or virtualbox. These are designed to > function and will at least give you a fighting chance of running a VM. How about VMware Server which is free and others (GSX/ESX)? I have found VMware Server "surprisingly" useful in some environments where one have limited choices but OpenBSD usage is highly recommended. Alexey
