Even if DOS can be made to run in a VM and support Karen's hardware the simplest and best solution for her is to keep her DOS system as is and run Linux on a headless system that she accesses via ssh. Moving her DOS system into a VM would be unnecessarily complex and disruptive. The hardware she has proposed will be fine for what she needs. -- John Hasler [email protected] Elmwood, WI USA
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