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Virtualbox as a Remote Desktop Server

VirtualBox has gained a following as an alternative to VMware. Although the binaries are proprietary, they're free for non-commercial use. VirtualBox has some compelling features for desktop users: Automated installer that runs under Windows, Linux, and OSX. For Linux users, there are official versions for Ubuntu, Debian, openSUSE, Fedora, Red

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Proxmox VE: Efficient Virtualization

Virtualization platforms have drawbacks for light home use, although they're often free for single server installation. They may only be supported on specific hardware (VmWare ESXi, their configuration isn't simple (Xen, or they chew up a significant amount of CPU even when they're idle (VirtualBox. Often, they force you to