Parallels and Ubuntu as host (or Parallels for Linux)

I'm very disappointed. I bought a product which you can't even declare as a beta version. There are great innovations for the mac version, but i think the market for Linux is to small to invest time in it. Next time paralles should say it is an alpha version and give it away for free.
But i made a list of bugs and missing features and the developers at parallels are invited to use this list

Ubuntu 6.10

• unacceptable low speed on any acceleration level
• no userspace USB support
• only RAW sound output to /dev/dsp (what about alsa, arts, gstreamer)
• compile errors (due to symlink sh isn't linking to bash, and no, changing the symlink isn't a solution)
• modules are not loaded at boot time (init-v is replaced by upstart in Ubuntu)
• no localizations
• no gtk2 version
• no userspace USB support
• only RAW sound output to /dev/dsp (what about alsa, arts, gstreamer)
• no support for 64bit Ubuntu hosts
• no dependencies in the .deb package (manual installation of needed packets)
• no drag&drop, no paste&copy (across host and guest)
• really buggy and slow folder sharing
• crashes sometimes while host machine is under heavy load
• random crashes (IMHO a problem with qt3 program in a gnome environment)
• no acpi support
• no OpenGL and/or DirectX support

Ubuntu 7.04

• may be all of the above, but i'm not able to test it
• Kernel incompatibility
• i bet there is no implementation for the new 2.6-kernel virtualization modules

The most problems should be easy to fix. so get it started i need my virtual machines back. Any additions are welcome.

Greetz
Jan