[ Thanks to Michael Larabel for this
link. ]
“By many the Linux world is regarded as being a scary or
challenging place with tons of poorly engineered terminal commands
and all sorts of difficulties to install and use a Linux
distribution. While this is really not the case with modern day
Linux, one of the areas where Linux has rapidly progressed is in
the field of virtualization. Among the virtualization options are
Xen, QEMU, QEMU with KVM, and VMWare. With Fedora 7 it’s so easy to
use KVM virtualization that you can start virtualizing your
favorite operating system and barely even touch the keyboard! In
this guide we will tell you how as we work on virtualizing a
battery of operating systems from Microsoft Windows Vista to
Mandrake 9.2…”