Best Linux Virtuallization Framework for Running Windows?

[Robert Brockway]

On Mon, 17 May 2010, Lennart Sorensen wrote:

> KVM/qemu are essentially one thing these days.  qemu by itself would be
> software emulation and probably very slow.  With kvm it is the fastest
> option around.  Windows runs perfectly fine on kvm.  We have XP, 2003
> and 2008 running on KVM here.  It works great.

QEMU is quite nice.  I used to use it extensive before the KVM 
imtegration and am getting back in to it.

It comes with a nice format conversion tool.  A couple of times I've used 
the QEMU conversion tool to convert formats between two other emulators 
because their tools were inadequate.

Cheers,

Rob

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