Loïc Minier wrote: > Would be nice if we could go as far as shipping binary packages for > e.g. vmware-player, as Ubuntu does:
Oh come one guys. So instead of providing QEMU + QEMU Acclerator, a partially free solution, we just go for totally non-free one? VMware was not an option when there actually was no alternative to it, so why is it an option now? I know that QEMU Accelerator is not distributable, but providing a sort of an installer (or even asking an author for a permission to distribute) should not be any harder than providing an installer for VMware. Both need to compile kernel-specific stuff, as far as I remember. Moreover, VMware is not that all-round superior solution, as some may think: it cannot run without invading your kernel, requires to install stuff in guess OS to support some features that QEMU supports transparently (usb tablet, for example), etc. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
