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Well, at the moment, xVM is still not a competitor to ESX.
I still don't get Sun's strategy. With VirtualBox they have a second hypervisor. From a customer perspective I don't know which product is the right one to use.
Could you elaborate on the things missing in xVM to be a competitor to xVM?
The tools. For example the VmWare Infrastructure Client can mount the clients CD Drive the VM. Or the VmWare converter.
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