October 31, 2017
by Rodney Gedda
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When is it a mistake to have a reasonable assumption about a technology? When it comes to desktop virtualization it seems you can’t be vigilant enough to avoid absurd anti-features. So I need to upgrade my Acer notebook to a … Continue reading
May 30, 2016
by Rodney Gedda
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If you’re using a KDE-based Linux distro inside a VirtualBox VM keep an eye on the default energy saving settings as you can get caught out with an unusable system that needs to be shutdown, possibly losing data. The “on … Continue reading
April 30, 2015
by Rodney Gedda
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I can’t believe how few options there are for desktop virtualisation (or virtualization) on Windows. I’m using VirtualBox to host Linux on Windows but I have a BIG problem with a BIG snapshot file that seems to keep growing to … Continue reading
April 27, 2013
by Rodney Gedda
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A while back I mentioned a number of global VPS hosting providers were adopting KVM alongside Xen and OpenVZ, but I could only find one local provider. Since then I have found another. Ransom IT Offers managed and unmanaged KVM … Continue reading