Xen GUI In Fedora Core 6
The new version (6) of Fedora Core, which became available for download in November, shows that major Linux vendors see the importance of virtualisation and virtual private servers in years to come.
Xen in Fedora Core 6 comes with a GUI named Virtual Machine Manager.
Virtual Machine Manager seems to be easy to use although it seems to be in its young age.
There are some options missing like information about inactive time, options to connect to virtual manager on remote server etc.
Also there is not much feedback when some operations fail to execute.
It is obvious that the product still needs much development.
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