Issue #83 / Oct 2007
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Virtualization and Emulation in Linux
COVER STORIES: VIRTUES OF THE VIRTUAL
You’ll find a virtualization solution for every Linux environment – from the desktop to the enterprise server. In this month's cover story, we investigate some promising virtualization tools for Linux users.
COVER STORIES: VIRTUAL DESKTOP
Running server systems in virtual environments is a popular approach, but the technology offers benefits to desktop users. In this article, we investigate some virtual desktop alternatives.
Virtualization with IBM’s System p servers
COVER STORIES: VIRTUAL WORLD
IBM has been in the virtualization business for decades. We’ll show you around the award-winning virtualization environment for IBM System p series servers.
Legacy emulator
COVER STORIES: OLD PRETENDER
Bochs, the granddaddy of all emulators, is alive and kicking; thanks to regular vitamin jabs, the lively old pretender can even handle Windows XP.
Internet Explorer in Linux with IEs4Linux
COVER STORIES: EXPLORER UNLEASHED
IEs4Linux lets web developers who work in Linux install Internet Explorer in just a couple of minutes to test their websites without booting Windows.
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