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Interested in desktop Linux, but you don't want to commit your PC to trying it out? No problem. There are many ways to give Linux a try without permanently changing your computer.

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Desktop Virtualization: 5 Popular Flavors, Explained

While VMware and Citrix go head-to-head over how to virtualize the desktop, most users say they prefer to deploy more than one flavor of desktop virtualization. Here's a look at today's five main desktop virtualization choices and their advantages and disadvantages.

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Citrix desktop virtualization push: any device, any location

Citrix's virtualization push delivers desktops to PCs, Macs, thin clients, laptops, netbooks and smartphones.

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Windows 7 May Spur Virtual Desktops, On and Off the iPhone

VMware, Citrix and smaller rivals are putting clients on smartphones and minimalist thin-client hardware to build excitement for Virtual Desktop Infrastructures (VDI). Here's a look at why both Citrix and VMware believe that Windows 7 will be a major catalyst for desktop virtualization, though customers still have management questions.



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