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Holger Granholm | Robert Wolfe | Re: OS/2 under VMware |
July 29, 2018 10:17 AM * |
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In a message on 07-28-18 Robert Wolfe said to Holger Granholm: Hi Robert, RW> Actually, I use multiple _8TB_ disks daily here at home, but not for RW> BBS use. So, what is a "normal" human by definition? That is of course an individual definition. I am running a BBS under old Warp 4 on one machine and have Win 10pro installed on a laptop as well as on a stationary PC. My use of Windows is quite limited to the extent that it feels awkward. HG> You don't have to tell me that. Only single core CPU's and small HG> partitions are accepted at install. RW> From my experiences, that is not the case with eCS and ArcaOS. Oh no of course not. I was referring tomy many tries to implement OS/2 on newer machinery than the above mentioned. HG> I have been told that the new versions such as Arca-OS and eComOS HG> can be installed on modern machines. RW> True, but with varying degrees of success, but it's still best to RW> run both under a VM if you need your main OS to be Windows or Linux RW> based. Linux isn't even on the horizon anymore and I try to avoid Windows. Have a nice day, Holger .. If your dog is fat, you aren't getting enough exercise. -- MR/2 2.30 --- PCBoard (R) v15.22 (OS/2) 2 * Origin: Coming to you from the Sunny Aland Islands. (2:20/228) |
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