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- User-mode_Linux abstract "User-mode Linux (UML) enables multiple virtual Linux kernel-based operating systems (known as guests) to run as an application within a normal Linux system (known as the host). As each guest is just a normal application running as a process in user space, this approach provides the user with a way of running multiple virtual Linux machines on a single piece of hardware, offering some isolation, generally without affecting the host environment's configuration or stability.".
- User-mode_Linux genre Virtualization.
- User-mode_Linux license GNU_General_Public_License.
- User-mode_Linux programmingLanguage C_(programming_language).
- User-mode_Linux thumbnail Libvirt_support.svg?width=300.
- User-mode_Linux wikiPageExternalLink uml.
- User-mode_Linux wikiPageExternalLink linuxzoo.net.
- User-mode_Linux wikiPageExternalLink uml.devloop.org.uk.
- User-mode_Linux wikiPageExternalLink user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net.
- User-mode_Linux wikiPageExternalLink Virtual-UML-Lab-Presentation.pdf.
- User-mode_Linux wikiPageID "373697".
- User-mode_Linux wikiPageRevisionID "645509743".
- User-mode_Linux genre Virtualization.
- User-mode_Linux hasPhotoCollection User-mode_Linux.
- User-mode_Linux license GNU_General_Public_License.
- User-mode_Linux programmingLanguage C_(programming_language).
- User-mode_Linux title "User-mode Linux".
- User-mode_Linux subject Category:Free_virtualization_software.
- User-mode_Linux subject Category:Linux_kernel_variant.
- User-mode_Linux subject Category:Virtualization-related_software_for_Linux.
- User-mode_Linux type Software.
- User-mode_Linux type Work.
- User-mode_Linux type CreativeWork.
- User-mode_Linux type Thing.
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- User-mode_Linux comment "User-mode Linux (UML) enables multiple virtual Linux kernel-based operating systems (known as guests) to run as an application within a normal Linux system (known as the host). As each guest is just a normal application running as a process in user space, this approach provides the user with a way of running multiple virtual Linux machines on a single piece of hardware, offering some isolation, generally without affecting the host environment's configuration or stability.".
- User-mode_Linux label "User Mode Linux".
- User-mode_Linux label "User Mode Linux".
- User-mode_Linux label "User Mode Linux".
- User-mode_Linux label "User Mode Linux".
- User-mode_Linux label "User-Mode Linux".
- User-mode_Linux label "User-mode Linux".
- User-mode_Linux label "User-mode Linux".
- User-mode_Linux label "User-mode Linux".
- User-mode_Linux sameAs User_Mode_Linux.
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- User-mode_Linux sameAs User_Mode_Linux.
- User-mode_Linux sameAs User-mode_Linux.
- User-mode_Linux sameAs m.020s6k.
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- User-mode_Linux sameAs Q1269956.
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- User-mode_Linux wasDerivedFrom User-mode_Linux?oldid=645509743.
- User-mode_Linux depiction Libvirt_support.svg.
- User-mode_Linux homepage user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net.
- User-mode_Linux isPrimaryTopicOf User-mode_Linux.
