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Virtualization
CAUTION: This test has been made in early 2018 with a > 100k internet connection. Sadly I’m unable to test Vortex anymore because I moved to a different place with a much lesser internet bandwidth. A lot of other users… Continue Reading →
LXC simply stands for Linux containers and is a virtualization solution, where another isolated Linux instance is started within your actual running instance. The container Linux instance however is using the same resources and kernel as the host system. LXC… Continue Reading →
Advertisements Image source: openvpn.net Everbody knows OpenVPN. A powerful and easy to configure VPN client, which is cross-platform available for BSD, Linux, MAC and Windows. A lot of my Linux boxes are OpenVPN clients, starting with Virtual Machines as well as… Continue Reading →
Most of you will know the Kernel-based virtual machine. It’s already included with the latest Linux kernels and it gives you full virtualization under Linux which provides the capability to run almost every x86 OS you want inside a virtual machine…. Continue Reading →
Greetings everbody, if you are a more frequent visitor of my blog, you will have read, that I’ve tested VMWare Workstation 8 with some games and posted the results here. Well, recently after the release of VMWare Workstation 9, I… Continue Reading →
Yesterday I’ve downloaded the new test version of VMWare Workstation 8 for Linux. After a short installation I was able to create a Windows 7 32-Bit VM with 4 Cores and 3GB Ram. Advertisements After this, I played a little… Continue Reading →