"The biggest problem with OpenBSD has been lack of support for hardware and virtualization, though a lot of the reason for this has been ...
"The biggest problem with OpenBSD has been lack of support for hardware and virtualization, though a lot of the reason for this has been the OpenBSD team's own hostility towards virtualization. I get their reasoning (virtualization is a security issue), but the economic consequences have been devastating to their user base." If you watch the the ruBSD 2013 interview video with Theo de Raadt[1] at the 6:36, he states that they should take a shot at dealing with modern x86 VMs. That gives me quite a bit of hope along with the work on vmware related drivers in each release. I use VMware at work, seems to do ok. 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXS8ljif9b8
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some bike vendor told me that the biggest problem with regular to ebike conversion was that regular bike frames were not strong enough to...
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"The biggest problem with OpenBSD has been lack of support for hardware and virtualization, though a lot of the reason for this has been ...
"The biggest problem with OpenBSD has been lack of support for hardware and virtualization, though a lot of the reason for this has been the OpenBSD team's own hostility towards virtualization. I get their reasoning (virtualization is a security issue), but the economic consequences have been devastating to their user base." If you watch the the ruBSD 2013 interview video with Theo de Raadt[1] at the 6:36, he states that they should take a shot at dealing with modern x86 VMs. That gives me quite a bit of hope along with the work on vmware related drivers in each release. I use VMware at work, seems to do ok. 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXS8ljif9b8
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