Jon G,

The novel components of Parallels' latest offering is
A) the first server class virtualization solution for OS X
B) the first solution allowing you to virtualize OS X (Server)

Rich,

Then you will be very excited to know that Parallels Server will also run on the Vole, Linux, and Bare Metal offerings. OS X only on Fruit flavored hardware though for now :)
Maybe this will help to improve the Leopard OSX version that can run on a Windows machine's VM Ware virtual machine?
See: http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?s=70e50bd266487f5d6913e1c729cf9ba8&showtopic=96277
Gawd, it makes me cringe just thinking about it. Bloated OS running on bloated OS, ad nauseum.

Wouldn't a properly implemented OS provide the same benefits efficiently?
Did I missing something about the article? Sun's new acquisition, VirtualBox (www.virtualbox.org), already runs on Intel MacOS X, and will happily run Windows instances.
Jon G,

The novel components of Parallels' latest offering is
A) the first server class virtualization solution for OS X
B) the first solution allowing you to virtualize OS X (Server)

Rich,

Then you will be very excited to know that Parallels Server will also run on the Vole, Linux, and Bare Metal offerings. OS X only on Fruit flavored hardware though for now :)
Maybe this will help to improve the Leopard OSX version that can run on a Windows machine's VM Ware virtual machine?
See: http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?s=70e50bd266487f5d6913e1c729cf9ba8&showtopic=96277
Gawd, it makes me cringe just thinking about it. Bloated OS running on bloated OS, ad nauseum.

Wouldn't a properly implemented OS provide the same benefits efficiently?
Did I missing something about the article? Sun's new acquisition, VirtualBox (www.virtualbox.org), already runs on Intel MacOS X, and will happily run Windows instances.