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Citrix Xen Based Client Hypervisor - Local Desktop Virtualization

This demo will provide you with a sneak peak at Citrix's Project Independence, a local desktop virtualization solution targeted for mobile/offline users, currently under development. Some of the t...  
 
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enish4ever (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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AHAAA, So the truth finally comes out...
CITRIX IS SEEKING WORLD DOMINATION!
nevrsumr50 (4 months ago)
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ClientHypervisor (4 months ago) Show Hide
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very cool, but this is almost identical to Virtual Computer's product which is available and shipping today!
blech95 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Actually no.
If it was a Virtual Compurter's product, how does this man could see an HD video AND a 3D product at the same time? This is just amazing!
CitrixDemo (7 months ago) Show Hide
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It's Big Buck Bunny from the open movie project.
ClownrockerChris (7 months ago) Show Hide
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What is that awesome HD video playing? Because it was really funny and I want to see that actual video :)
jabberwolf (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Whats even cooler.. you can start up your VM session from the Xenserver, have it streamed down to you.
Then once done, it switches over so the processing is done locally!

So major up time if you have to switch computers out for a user!
Bassopower (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Okay after some digging i just have to ask again :3.

It seems that to get 3d acceleration you have to use Gallium3D. And the only ones that has made some functinal drivers for it are Intel ( Elitebook uses Intel!...) and Cell.

So i wonder how mutch performance loss is there?.. Will ATI and NVIDIA fully support this technology?.

And it seems that this technology is coming out in Xen 3.4?..
Bassopower (7 months ago) Show Hide
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You got me damn curious now!.. Virtualization of the GPU Is really the next big step. Because the consumers get involved now. Not the serverroom.

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