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Am 25.10.2011 07:25, schrieb Nikos Chantziaras: |
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> How is video and mouse performance? VMware has drivers for that; you |
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> install them inside the guest. There is seamless mouse integration with |
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> guest-host, and very fast graphics (I can run Windows Aero without |
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> problem.) I can also drag&drop files between my Linux and Windows |
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> desktop and also share the clipboard. |
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> Does KVM have something similar? |
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You are right, the integration isn't that smooth yet. |
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KVM brings virtio-drivers to access NICs and block-devices on a lower |
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level: http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Virtio |
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drag&drop and clipboard: I haven't tested these w/ KVM yet, this would |
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also have to be integrated within the client accessing the VMs. VMM for |
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example does use VNC under the hood, AFAIK. |
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I assume KVM isn't that handy yet as vmware-player is. |
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