Archive for the 'kvm' Category
The Guide V2.0 is out!
Read it and give me your comments.
It’s rewritten, shorter and I think stronger then the first version. Enjoy reading!
Read it here: http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/
Filed under: Canonical, Dell, Mark Shuttleworth, Microsoft, Novell, Red Hat, apple, bcm43xx, computer, dell-ubuntu-deal, desktop, feisty, fund, gnome, herd, innovation, kde, kde 4, kde4, kqemu, kubuntu, kvm, linux, mac, open source, plasma, qemu, support, ubuntu | Leave a Comment
The Ubuntu issues: bcm43xx, kvm
Just an interesting note. A lot of people who enter this blog and find it with google, … come here with the terms “ubuntu broke kvm feisty” or “bcm43xx issue” or something similar. I haven’t checked the situation lately but this makes me seem that they put out an release that had two significant problems [...]
Filed under: Canonical, bcm43xx, drivers, feisty, herd, kqemu, kubuntu, kvm, linux, ubuntu | 2 Comments
It seems to me that the KVM package is broken because my system won’t work with it as other users are reporting the same issue. I think that KVM is one of the bigger features that is coming in 7 and that it really needs to be fixed.
And please do so cause it will make [...]
Filed under: feisty, kvm, ubuntu | Leave a Comment
Yeah, I thought that was going to be an easy one. Putting Windows XP in a little VM and then move the data. Well I don’t know if the VM think is going to work out that nicely which means I need another solution but there isn’t one. Just these few Windows apps I need [...]
Filed under: feisty, kde 4, kqemu, kubuntu, kvm, linux, qemu, ubuntu | 4 Comments
