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| Once more and then I'll shut up [message #79136] |
Sun, 28 January 2007 16:26  |
TCB
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I've been using Innotek's VirtualBox for a couple of weeks now and have decided
it's ready for prime time. For those of you running an audio box where you
would like to be abel to do some general tasks, writing emails, documents,
web surfing, etc., it's a great way to manage things. Your audio install
can be completely static while your 'alternate' VM can be whatever you want.
For me, it's Debian so I can write code and such, but if you wanted you could
even install some awful version of Windows.
Very cool, and I'm posting this from my new audio laptop running a Debian
VM,
TCB
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| Re: Once more and then I'll shut up [message #79157 is a reply to message #79136] |
Mon, 29 January 2007 09:40  |
chuck duffy
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Hi Thad,
Ive been using virtual pc for this for the past while. It's fantastic, and
I have never needed a dual boot again. I've gotten so carried away that I
have virtual machines for everything from dos 3.3 up. Check this out...
Some of my favorite images so far..
1. FreeDos/Gem 3 system, running the orignal version of ventura I ran in
1989. Runs flawlessly.
2. FreeDos/VICE with autorun of VICE Vic20 emulator running my favorite vic
games. Same for C64.
3. Suse 9.3 running openoffice and firefox. This combo covers 99% of my writing/browsing
needs.
4. FreeDos/ suto starting MEKA Sega Master console emulator to run the games
I used to play with my bro back in 87-88.
"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
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>I've been using Innotek's VirtualBox for a couple of weeks now and have
decided
>it's ready for prime time. For those of you running an audio box where you
>would like to be abel to do some general tasks, writing emails, documents,
>web surfing, etc., it's a great way to manage things. Your audio install
>can be completely static while your 'alternate' VM can be whatever you want.
>For me, it's Debian so I can write code and such, but if you wanted you
could
>even install some awful version of Windows.
>
>Very cool, and I'm posting this from my new audio laptop running a Debian
>VM,
>
>TCB
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| Hey Chuck.... [message #79203 is a reply to message #79157] |
Mon, 29 January 2007 14:51 |
Carl Amburn
Messages: 214
Registered: July 2005
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Any idea why your eds eq plugs won't work for me in XP? I think they cause
Paris to get really unstable too. .....??? arg....
thanks!,
-Carl
"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote in message news:45be2392$1@linux...
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> Hi Thad,
>
> Ive been using virtual pc for this for the past while. It's fantastic,
and
> I have never needed a dual boot again. I've gotten so carried away that I
> have virtual machines for everything from dos 3.3 up. Check this out...
> Some of my favorite images so far..
>
> 1. FreeDos/Gem 3 system, running the orignal version of ventura I ran in
> 1989. Runs flawlessly.
>
> 2. FreeDos/VICE with autorun of VICE Vic20 emulator running my favorite
vic
> games. Same for C64.
>
> 3. Suse 9.3 running openoffice and firefox. This combo covers 99% of my
writing/browsing
> needs.
>
> 4. FreeDos/ suto starting MEKA Sega Master console emulator to run the
games
> I used to play with my bro back in 87-88.
>
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>
>
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>
>
>
>
> "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
> >
> >I've been using Innotek's VirtualBox for a couple of weeks now and have
> decided
> >it's ready for prime time. For those of you running an audio box where
you
> >would like to be abel to do some general tasks, writing emails,
documents,
> >web surfing, etc., it's a great way to manage things. Your audio install
> >can be completely static while your 'alternate' VM can be whatever you
want.
> >For me, it's Debian so I can write code and such, but if you wanted you
> could
> >even install some awful version of Windows.
> >
> >Very cool, and I'm posting this from my new audio laptop running a Debian
> >VM,
> >
> >TCB
>
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| Re: Hey Chuck.... [message #79208 is a reply to message #79203] |
Mon, 29 January 2007 16:23 |
chuck duffy
Messages: 453
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Carl,
I'm not really sure. They were all developed 100% on XP. The only thing
I can think of is that you have an older version (ie bought it the second
it came out :-). You can always go to www.greatidea.com/downloads to pick
up the version that works for everyone else (hahaha).
Chuck
"Carl Amburn" <carlamburn@hotNOSPAMmail.com> wrote:
>Any idea why your eds eq plugs won't work for me in XP? I think they cause
>Paris to get really unstable too. .....??? arg....
>
>thanks!,
>-Carl
>
>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote in message news:45be2392$1@linux...
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>> Hi Thad,
>>
>> Ive been using virtual pc for this for the past while. It's fantastic,
>and
>> I have never needed a dual boot again. I've gotten so carried away that
I
>> have virtual machines for everything from dos 3.3 up. Check this out...
>> Some of my favorite images so far..
>>
>> 1. FreeDos/Gem 3 system, running the orignal version of ventura I ran
in
>> 1989. Runs flawlessly.
>>
>> 2. FreeDos/VICE with autorun of VICE Vic20 emulator running my favorite
>vic
>> games. Same for C64.
>>
>> 3. Suse 9.3 running openoffice and firefox. This combo covers 99% of my
>writing/browsing
>> needs.
>>
>> 4. FreeDos/ suto starting MEKA Sega Master console emulator to run the
>games
>> I used to play with my bro back in 87-88.
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>>
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>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >I've been using Innotek's VirtualBox for a couple of weeks now and have
>> decided
>> >it's ready for prime time. For those of you running an audio box where
>you
>> >would like to be abel to do some general tasks, writing emails,
>documents,
>> >web surfing, etc., it's a great way to manage things. Your audio install
>> >can be completely static while your 'alternate' VM can be whatever you
>want.
>> >For me, it's Debian so I can write code and such, but if you wanted you
>> could
>> >even install some awful version of Windows.
>> >
>> >Very cool, and I'm posting this from my new audio laptop running a Debian
>> >VM,
>> >
>> >TCB
>>
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| Re: Hey Chuck.... [message #79232 is a reply to message #79208] |
Mon, 29 January 2007 19:56 |
duncan
Messages: 123
Registered: November 2006
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Chuck --
Can you remind a brain-damaged old Parisian where your "Wires" plugin
is to be found?
-- because, I need to make more things go to more places...
-- thanks -- chas.
On 30 Jan 2007 10:23:10 +1000, "chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote:
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>Carl,
>
>I'm not really sure. They were all developed 100% on XP. The only thing
>I can think of is that you have an older version (ie bought it the second
>it came out :-). You can always go to www.greatidea.com/downloads to pick
>up the version that works for everyone else (hahaha).
>
>Chuck
>
>"Carl Amburn" <carlamburn@hotNOSPAMmail.com> wrote:
>>Any idea why your eds eq plugs won't work for me in XP? I think they cause
>>Paris to get really unstable too. .....??? arg....
>>
>>thanks!,
>>-Carl
>>
>>"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote in message news:45be2392$1@linux...
>>>
>>> Hi Thad,
>>>
>>> Ive been using virtual pc for this for the past while. It's fantastic,
>>and
>>> I have never needed a dual boot again. I've gotten so carried away that
>I
>>> have virtual machines for everything from dos 3.3 up. Check this out...
>>> Some of my favorite images so far..
>>>
>>> 1. FreeDos/Gem 3 system, running the orignal version of ventura I ran
>in
>>> 1989. Runs flawlessly.
>>>
>>> 2. FreeDos/VICE with autorun of VICE Vic20 emulator running my favorite
>>vic
>>> games. Same for C64.
>>>
>>> 3. Suse 9.3 running openoffice and firefox. This combo covers 99% of my
>>writing/browsing
>>> needs.
>>>
>>> 4. FreeDos/ suto starting MEKA Sega Master console emulator to run the
>>games
>>> I used to play with my bro back in 87-88.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
>>> >
>>> >I've been using Innotek's VirtualBox for a couple of weeks now and have
>>> decided
>>> >it's ready for prime time. For those of you running an audio box where
>>you
>>> >would like to be abel to do some general tasks, writing emails,
>>documents,
>>> >web surfing, etc., it's a great way to manage things. Your audio install
>>> >can be completely static while your 'alternate' VM can be whatever you
>>want.
>>> >For me, it's Debian so I can write code and such, but if you wanted you
>>> could
>>> >even install some awful version of Windows.
>>> >
>>> >Very cool, and I'm posting this from my new audio laptop running a Debian
>>> >VM,
>>> >
>>> >TCB
>>>
>>
>>
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| Re: Once more and then I'll shut up [message #79234 is a reply to message #79157] |
Mon, 29 January 2007 19:59 |
Aaron Allen
Messages: 1988
Registered: May 2008
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Would prefer that you didn't shut up man.... you have contributed, as many
have, much to the learning here to everyone's benefit.
AA
"chuck duffy" <c@c.com> wrote in message news:45be2392$1@linux...
>
> Hi Thad,
>
> Ive been using virtual pc for this for the past while. It's fantastic,
> and
> I have never needed a dual boot again. I've gotten so carried away that I
> have virtual machines for everything from dos 3.3 up. Check this out...
> Some of my favorite images so far..
>
> 1. FreeDos/Gem 3 system, running the orignal version of ventura I ran in
> 1989. Runs flawlessly.
>
> 2. FreeDos/VICE with autorun of VICE Vic20 emulator running my favorite
> vic
> games. Same for C64.
>
> 3. Suse 9.3 running openoffice and firefox. This combo covers 99% of my
> writing/browsing
> needs.
>
> 4. FreeDos/ suto starting MEKA Sega Master console emulator to run the
> games
> I used to play with my bro back in 87-88.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
>>
>>I've been using Innotek's VirtualBox for a couple of weeks now and have
> decided
>>it's ready for prime time. For those of you running an audio box where you
>>would like to be abel to do some general tasks, writing emails, documents,
>>web surfing, etc., it's a great way to manage things. Your audio install
>>can be completely static while your 'alternate' VM can be whatever you
>>want.
>>For me, it's Debian so I can write code and such, but if you wanted you
> could
>>even install some awful version of Windows.
>>
>>Very cool, and I'm posting this from my new audio laptop running a Debian
>>VM,
>>
>>TCB
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