>
> For RHEL 5 and CentOS 5, I found KVM to be useless. The management
> tool is not good, and the bridged networking requirement is very
> awkward, and it performed like a dog being beaten with a missing leg.
What guest OS have you tried?
RHEL5.4 and up come with Virtio drivers so using virtio devices RHEL 5.4+guests will provide good preformance
>
> I'm interested in trying it for RHEL 6 and CentOS 6,
Indeed you should see performance boost on RHEL6
> but until then
> I'm personally relying on VMWare ESX for institution virtualization,
Then you should compare to RHEV and not to RHEL + virt-manager
(RHEV also has Virtio drivers for windows guests)
> and Virtualbox because it's a much more usable configuration interface
> tool and uses "Right-Ctrl" to release the mouse from the virtualized
> console instead of "Ctrl-Alt".
With RHEV you'll have SPICE, that does not need both as after installation of the guest tools it does not grab the mouse.
>VMWare could learn a lot from Sun's and
> now Oracle's efforts with that tool.
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