Linux Virtualization Options Roundup

Written By
MH
Matt Hartley
Jul 18, 2007

[ Thanks to Matt D. for
this link. ]

“These days, it seems like OS transparency is more necessary
than ever before. Luckily, there are plenty of great virtualization
options to choose from when you need to run another OS, without
actually having to install it along side your existing operating
system. Today, we examine each of these options and review their
abilities in a rapid fire round.

VirtualBox: One of my favorites, this open
source consideration feels very much like the non-open source
option Parallels. Free to use, works with both Windows and Linux,
plus you have all the options you need for fair USB device
support…”

Complete
Story

MH

Matt Hartley

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