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10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by khess … how they chose KVM over [URL="http://www.openvz.org"]OpenVZ[/URL]? OpenVZ seems like more of a natural fit, if…'t hate built-in virtualization. I hate the fact that OpenVZ isn't also part of the kernel. It would make… Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by felixion … how they chose KVM over [URL="http://www.openvz.org"]OpenVZ[/URL]? OpenVZ seems like more of a natural fit, if…'t hate built-in virtualization. I hate the fact that OpenVZ isn't also part of the kernel. It would make… Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 14 Years Ago by pakishpk … how they chose KVM over [URL="http://www.openvz.org"]OpenVZ[/URL]? OpenVZ seems like more of a natural fit, if…'t hate built-in virtualization. I hate the fact that OpenVZ isn't also part of the kernel. It would make… 5 Linux-based Virtualization Companies to Watch 16 Years Ago by khess … your experiences. [B]4. [URL="http://www.openvz.org"]OpenVZ[/URL][/B] - OpenVZ, Virtuozzo, and Parallels all sprang from the same… Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by SilentLennie … desktop, but maybe that's just me. :-) 8. The reason OpenVZ (or Linux-VServer) weren't accepted in the kernel is… Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by The Mad Hatter … Virtualization[/QUOTE] If you wonder why they chose KVM over OpenVZ, why don't you ask, or read the [URL="… VMware: REAL Write Once, Run Anywhere 16 Years Ago by EddieC … ago. vApp employs technology developed under the [url=http://old.openvz.org/]OpenVZ[/url] container solution based on Linux. As explained by… Linux: Lean on Me 15 Years Ago by khess ….com"]Solaris Zones[/URL], [URL="http://www.openvz.org"]OpenVZ[/URL] and [URL="http://www.qemu.org"… Linux Virtualization with a lot of Moxie: ProxMox 15 Years Ago by khess … Virtual Machine) and [URL="http://www.proxmox.org"]OpenVZ[/URL] technology rolled into a single system. That's right… same system. KVM is fully virtualized virtual machines (VMs)and OpenVZ is a zone or container-based virtualization. ProxMox is a… Rebooting Revisited 15 Years Ago by khess … Linux, Ubuntu, Debian GNU/Linux, CentOS, Parallels Virtuozzo Containers, and OpenVZ. The subscription fee starts at $3.95 per month per… Dividing PC into virtual machines 14 Years Ago by Excizted … have decided to divide into VM's using HyperVM with OpenVZ, so that some friends can play around on the server… SOA DNS error help 10 Years Ago by Chris920 I have an OpenVZ unmanaged VPS. Installed the control panel, LAMP stack, have the … Re: SOA DNS error help 10 Years Ago by Chris920 Even with an unmanaged VPS? I went from hostgator, which is where i registered the domains to an OpenVZ VPS...How will this effect everything? Re: hard drive space gone 11 Years Ago by JeoSaurus Oh! vzfs! Is this an OpenVZ or Virtuozzo virtual machine? If so, you may have a …quota issue. Check out this thread: http://forum.openvz.org/index.php?t=msg&goto=35897& The… df output. The thread links to an article in the OpenVZ wiki which is pretty technical, but I think that's… Re: Which is better? Hardware level virtualization or software level virtualization 15 Years Ago by DimaYasny … think they also save hard disk space. OpenVZ will be ok, I think.[/QUOTE] OpenVZ can only provide unix/linux containers, it… Re: vmware virtualizing 11 Years Ago by JeoSaurus … sounds like fun though! I'll bet you could get openvz running somewhere in there too. dihmen, I assume you are…, but it's nice and lightweight. It's similar to OpenVZ if you have any experience with that. Here's a… Re: Which is better? Hardware level virtualization or software level virtualization 15 Years Ago by DimaYasny … piece of software, and place it in a separate container, OpenVZ is your friend, and that is mainly software virtualisation. If… Re: Which is better? Hardware level virtualization or software level virtualization 15 Years Ago by thewebhostingdi Thanks DimaYasny. I am not gonna sell VPS for hosting. Actually, I would sell VPSes for forex trading. I think software level virtualization is good. I think they also save hard disk space. OpenVZ will be ok, I think. Re: Which is better? Hardware level virtualization or software level virtualization 15 Years Ago by thewebhostingdi [QUOTE]OpenVZ can only provide unix/linux containers, it's basically an extremely enhanced chroot jail, so if your VPS is windows based, you need something else[/QUOTE] I think I would stick to the virtuozzo then. :) Thanks. Re: Which is better? Hardware level virtualization or software level virtualization 15 Years Ago by DimaYasny [QUOTE=thewebhostingdi;910240]I think I would stick to the virtuozzo then. :) Thanks.[/QUOTE] openVZ _is_ virtuozzo :) Open-V(irtuo)Z(zo) just the community version :) Re: Why does Windows XP refuse to die? 12 Years Ago by Wil 0' Wisp … examples are Hyper-V, ESX/ESXi, Xen, XenServer, KVM and OpenVZ It might just do what you want it to do… Re: Server Virtualization 12 Years Ago by tnhjennis Try openvz, vmware or xen. All are best. But if you want for study purpose then I will suggest vmware and xen hypervirtulization. Both allows different guest OS. Re: hard drive space gone 11 Years Ago by McLaren >Is this an OpenVZ or Virtuozzo virtual machine? Don't know how to check … Re: Server management panel to choose 5 Years Ago by tallship … cannot self-host this control panel (You must purchase an OpenVZ VPS service from the Estonian company FastVPS. There doesn't… Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by pcunix I only disagree with Chattiness - and if you leave the command line out of it, I'm fine with that too! "Stability" hits home. More than once my wife has asked why I don't do Windows, because that's where the money is. Why don't I just sell drugs or produce porn - there's money in those things, right? Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by cornellgreen I've got a few: *) Command-line machismo - the "never met a GUI I didn't hate" attitude. I mean, just because you CAN do it on the command line doesn't make it better *) Ghastly GUIs - having just said the above... even KDE & Gnome still look... kinda late-90s-ish. And don't get me started on horrid screen fonts... *) Dead-end apps… Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by sureronald I agree with you Ken Hess on these 10 points you have raised. Some of the things that make me hate GNU/linux completely is dependencies when compiling software from source. Another thing is the [B]linus worship[/B]. Most people I have seen tend to believe that linus is everything and is always referred to as [B]creator of the kernel[/B]. RMS is … Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by Druyx Nice article, its good to read about the con's of Linux without being spilled from the mouth of some windows or mac fanboy. Its articles like these that help make linux better. For me the lack of standardization is the biggest issue. As a developer myself, it just simply takes too much effort to ensure an app work 100% on every distro. For personal… Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by ricegf Cornellgreen: Ghastly GUIs? I'll buy that Gnome (my usual desktop) looks a bit dated, but KDE 4? I've played with it in VirtualBox, and it looks every bit as polished as those commercial OS's to me, especially the smooth fonts and scalable icons. But I'm no artist; beauty is in the eye etc. etc. Re: 10 Things I Hate About Linux 15 Years Ago by gugo123 I only agree with point 9 and I know nothing about point 8. Everything else is due to your insufficient knowledge and maybe too much fuzziness (for instance point 1 Too Many Good Distros - is it a joke to complain about that? This is true freedom! In Win you don't even have a choice. Do you also complain about too many cell phones?) BTW I'm using…