The first release of the RHEV-M upstream project, oVirt, is scheduled for the end of January in a few days time.

If you've ever struggled with converting a vmdk disk format to qemu's qcow format you might have better luck now.

Proxmox Virtual Environment (VE), the linux Debian based distribution for managing KVM and Openvz, just released it's 2.0 Beta version adding High Availability support and packages based on qem

qemu 1.0 was released today right on schedule.

The next release of upstream qemu is scheduled for December 1, 2011 and will be tagged as version 1.0.

The most interesting session on Day 1 of the oVirt relaunch was about getting the recently open sourced RHEV-M ( now known as oVirt ) up and running on your Desktop.

Thanks to Redhat developer Richard Jones for his blog post pointing out this information.

The ovirt project for managing open source virtualization will be getting a second wind thanks to the Open Virtualization Alliance.  The project is scheduled for a relaunch in early November i

There's a new qemu disk format that's still in very early developement called QED, which stands for QEMU enhanced disk format.  The RFC for this new disk disk format was first published Septem

In a recent blog post, redhat developer Christophe has managed to get a SPICE client running on Mac OSX by porting the most recent version of vinagre over to OSX.  This is still experimental b