user-level applications / installation media / screensharing technology / normal hardware / shared computing lab environment / desktop computing environment / bridged networking / nonstandard hardware devices / virtual storage device / open-source operating systems / guest operating systems / File systems / nonstandard hardware / distribution software / online documentation / host operating systems / excellent tool / no-networking option / software simulator / virtual devices / introductory operating-systems / thin-client software system / /
OperatingSystem
Novell Netware / Red Hat Linux / VMs / Linux / Minix / FreeBSD / DOS / BSD / Solaris / Windows 2000 / Nachos / Microsoft Windows / Windows NT / Windows 95 / /
Organization
Columbia University / Stanford University / /
Person
Ozgur Can Leonard Jason / Jason Nieh / Dobb / /
Position
system administrator / lab system administrator / bridge networking driver / regular Linux scheduler / supervisor / administrator / professor of computer science / kernel device driver / teaching assistant / /
Product
Linux / /
ProvinceOrState
Manitoba / /
SportsLeague
Stanford University / /
Technology
screensharing technology / Virtual Machine / LAN / RAM / Linux / Windowing system / operating system / operating systems / Ethernet / distance learning / X Window system / file sharing / http / GUI / /
Examining VMware Dr. Dobb’s Journal August 2000 By Jason Nieh and Ozgur Can Leonard Jason is an assistant professor of computer science at Columbia University. He can be reached at . Can was a teach