Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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>> Zen is the new updater of SUSE Linux 10.1
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> Oops. I means Xen (pronounced the same *giggle*). I mentioned Zen in a
> different thread today -- that which discussed problems with YaST and some
> advantages that exist in use of Synaptic.
I guessed you did. I just wanted to point this out because Zen has been
discussed a lot lately for a reason.
And believe me, it will...
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> These are more reliable than emulators (yes, I know that Wine Is Not an
> Emulator), but the downside is that they require an O/S licence and they are
> not run natively.
Here you are referring to Xen?
I don't know how the virtualization is done in Xen but if it's similar
to VMWare the licence is required, of course and it does run native windows.
They are not emulators.
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> The questions marks probably referred to the confusion though. Thanks for the
> correction.
They did. You're welcome.
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>> You probably meant Xen as for virtualization and SUSE?
>> It's been there for a while and it's said to be stable. No own
>> experience though.
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> I thought it was new because it hit the headlines in the context of Xen
> virtualisation in upcoming business solutions from Red Hat, I believe.
I've read in these groups that Xen's been stable for quite some time.
It's been with SUSE for quite some time, too.
It's just that it's not for newbs, I've heard.
Vahis
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