When we talk about virtualization at PC Perspective we tend to talk about Windows, both for the host and the VMs. For those who want a more penguin flavoured VM, Linux.com has a brief look at how to set up VirtualBox on a machine running Linux and creating and provisioning VMs. Why should only Microsoft users benefit from the new optimizations on Intel and AMD processors?
"VirtualBox is the excellent and user-friendly Type 2 Hypervisor that supports all the major operating systems. A Type 2 Hypervisor requires a host operating system to install on, and VirtualBox can be installed on Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, and Windows. Then you can run any of these operating systems on VirtualBox as guests in virtual machines."
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Thanks for posting guys,
Thanks for posting guys, rather timely as I’m in Windows and Linux Server classes