On Sun, Nov 6, 2011 at 1:50 PM, Avi Kivity <avi@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> So far, kvm-tool capabilities are a subset of qemu's. Does it add
> anything beyond a different command-line?
I think "different command line" is a big thing which is why we've
spent so much time on it. But if you mean other end user features, no,
we don't add anything new on the table right now. I think our
userspace networking implementation is better than QEMU's slirp but
that's purely technical thing.
I also don't think we should add new features for their own sake.
Linux virtualization isn't a terribly difficult thing to do thanks to
KVM and virtio drivers. I think most of the big ticket items will be
doing things like improving guest isolation and making guests more
accessible to the host.
Pekka
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