Re: Running commercial softwares on CentOS

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On Mon, 29 Mar 2010, Rahul Tidke wrote:

> Hello!
>
> How can I use CentOS as a complete desktop OS? I want to run Autodesk
> products on it like AutoCAD,Revit,3D Max,etc. Does Wine (winehq) support
> running such software?

No.

> Can I use (KVM,Xen) virtualization to run Windows XP  and all commercial
> software on it? Does running XP in virtualization requires a license?

KVM runs Windows just fine for me.

Virtualization does not change anything about licensing.  You still need a 
license for all the software, but, for Windows there might be different 
licensing models available to you when running in a virtualized 
environment.

3D software packages are often limited by the fact that under a virtual 
environment they are doing software based rendering.  It will likely be 
the performance killer aspect of virtualization in your environment.

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