My understanding of the "virtual appliance" concept would be something
like a regular application stripped down to the essential elements and
packaged as a virtual machine. So, for instance, you could take ProTools
or Cakewalk (music software), add a bunch of special purpose tools like
LilyPond (op
Yeah, I'm familiar with Xen. It requires kernel tweaks.
The $200K was the bait, actually. One way to get funding
is to put together a proposal. Not sure if there is only
one payout and if there is only one payout Doyen is unlikely
to win. But if they pay for multiple projects then it is
possible
Tim,
On February 28, 2006 1:20 PM you wrote:
> ...
> So Doyen would be a virtual machine focused on adding and
> integrating scientific software into a single purpose platform.
> A hyper-packaging concept. Instead of installing a dozen tools
> to get a local axiom wiki working you just copy the V
