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"QEMU vs VMware vs Virtual PC vs Virtual Box vs XEN?

This theme is aimed at professionals who are dedicated to programming on any platform. The case is: I am a freelance programmer, I'm making a revolutionary cabin manager and I have to test my software on any workstation with Windows, from Windows 95 to view, and should run well and connected well with a PC that will make administrator, which can be any version of Windows, the problem is that I have only one PC at home, and I have no resources to buy two or three PCs or not I have time to re-re-re-re-partition my hard drive to install all these systems, what should I do?.

The solution is simple: Use a virtualizer software, and what is a virtualizer software?, is a software which allows you to share some of your resources "real" in your PC and use them to create multiple PC "virtual." Shares can be of various types: shared on demand (the microprocessor), shared reservation (hard disk space, memory, etc), or sharing basis (cdrom, floppy, USB devices). Look at these pictures, windows within windows.

Then the solution is to have all operating systems within a single PC, and configured by the bridge (bridge) to your network card, I mean as if all Virtual PCs were connected to your router or switch, each with a separate IP. So there you can install and run the programs you want at a time. I personally use vmware because it is very fast, however in this
page, we have investigated both qemu and virtualbox have developed a truly superior speed to vmware. Soon proves to view these two little programs with my own eyes.
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These programs even have the ability to virtualize Linux, Mac, two, and a lot of operating systems (except virtual pc), is very interesting, especially for alpha or beta test versions of new systems. There is a new virtualization platform (still no xen for windows) that aims to be the future of virtualized due to its revolutionary method of sharing resources and making it far superior performance to the above, it is called XEN

. The following image is opensuse linux host and windows as a guest.

A virtualized future enjoy!.

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