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From: Matthew Johnson <matthew@psychohorse.com>
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> This is an interesting assertion ... but up to date nobody has
> been able to tell me what exactly should be different between
> these two mythical VMs ;)
>

Well what is the different requirements for desktop use versus, the server in 
terms of virtual memory? What I am doing on my system with MP3's playing, 
running Xfree86 on a SuSE 7.3 system will be different from a server running 
DMBS's.

Another issue, would it be possible to select one or the other VM's like you 
do for example the CPU type? 

Kind regards,

Mayy
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