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Line 63: Can the following "''using the VirtIO framework; this includes a paravirtual Ethernet card, a disk I/O controller, a balloon device for adjusting guest memory-usage, and VGA graphics interface using VMware drivers''" be moved out of the intro, to the relevant section on technical details, please ? Thanks in advance. --[[User:Jerome Charles Potts\|Jerome Potts]] ([[User talk:Jerome Charles Potts\|talk]]) 05:19, 6 August 2010 (UTC) == Is this generic? == It seems that Red Hat was the first to implement KVM, but does that make it proprietary? The way the article was written implies that it is simply a framework, and any kernel can be used to mimic a machine in virtual space.

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