- Mar 31, 2003
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So I have been using Ubuntu and other distros of Linux for the past 4 years.
It seems to me that VM's with Linux as the server and Windows as the client run slower than vice versa. Whether this is on Windows end or Linux's end, I don't know, but I'm also having other problems.
Right now, for instance, running a Windows 7 x32 VM (Assigned 1 Core, 1536MB RAM, 30GB HDD, Virtualization Enabled but no Nested Paging) I get this weird staticky audio, everything is terribly slow and somewhat unstable.
Additionally, OpenOffice in Ubuntu 9.10 is screwed up as is Bluetooth, Sleep/Hibernate, and Flash animation (Adobe's end) leaves a lot to be desired.
As a person who loves Linux and most everything about it, what do you other Linux users suggest/do?
Thanks,
-Kevin
It seems to me that VM's with Linux as the server and Windows as the client run slower than vice versa. Whether this is on Windows end or Linux's end, I don't know, but I'm also having other problems.
Right now, for instance, running a Windows 7 x32 VM (Assigned 1 Core, 1536MB RAM, 30GB HDD, Virtualization Enabled but no Nested Paging) I get this weird staticky audio, everything is terribly slow and somewhat unstable.
Additionally, OpenOffice in Ubuntu 9.10 is screwed up as is Bluetooth, Sleep/Hibernate, and Flash animation (Adobe's end) leaves a lot to be desired.
As a person who loves Linux and most everything about it, what do you other Linux users suggest/do?
Thanks,
-Kevin