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Sun Lets Loose xVM VirtualBox Desktop Virtualization System

Sun Microsystems announced on Friday the formal release of Sun xVM VirtualBox, a free and open source desktop virtualization system for Mac OS X Leopard, Windows, Linux and Solaris hosts. The software will compete with VMware Fusion and Parallels Desktop on the Macintosh platform. On the Mac, it supports Windows, Linux and Solaris VM clients. The Mac Observer interviewed Sun's Vijay Sarathy, Senior Director of Marketing for Sun xVM, to get the details.
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