On Tue, 26 Nov 2002, Patrick Finnegan wrote:
> That's just one example... the idea is that you want maximal separation
> between the guest OS's apps and the host OS. Sort of like "VM" on IBM's
> series of mainframe architecures. [snip]
That's a nice idea, but in practice you also want efficient
execution of processes in the virtual machines and a virtual
host implementation that's flexible and easy to maintain.
As usual, you can't have everything so you'll have to make
choices here and there. The end result will be a useful
compromise between all the different ideas...
Rik
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