Xen Unconcerned About Getting the Red Hat Boot

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Late last week, it was noted that the beta release of Red Hat Linux Enterprise 6 would no longer include support for the Xen hypervisor. Instead, Red Hat is throwing all of its virtualization efforts on KVM moving forward. This raised a few eyebrows in the virtualization community, and led some pundits to question the future of Xen without Red Hat. In two words, the Xen response to date has been "settle down." Well, perhaps with a little more detail...

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