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Will BHyVe be part of Google Summer of Code? Also, how's the development 
base looking. I'd love to contribute as I really would like to see a 
proper VT-x facing VM under the BSD license.

I'd love to see something like QEMU though, I really enjoy being able to 
play with so many different architectures with QEMU.

-Brandon