I spoke to these folks at Linuxworld about 18 months ago. AFAIR, their
product is basically a port of SCO's DOS/Merge, and the ABI between the
userspace and kernelspace components is fairly well understood.
The amount of work involved in making it run on FreeBSD would probably be
well, I sent in my vote for a FreeBSD port ... if I can avoid having to
reboot into Windows so that I can use some of the win business apps, and
all for $100, I'd be happy ...
On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, Mike Smith wrote:
I spoke to these folks at Linuxworld about 18 months ago. AFAIR, their
On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, Mike Smith wrote:
I spoke to these folks at Linuxworld about 18 months ago. AFAIR, their
product is basically a port of SCO's DOS/Merge, and the ABI between the
userspace and kernelspace components is fairly well understood.
The amount of work involved in
I spoke to these folks at Linuxworld about 18 months ago. AFAIR, their
product is basically a port of SCO's DOS/Merge, and the ABI between the
userspace and kernelspace components is fairly well understood.
The amount of work involved in making it run on FreeBSD would probably be
It's unlikely that plex86 will make VMware or Trelos' product "moot
discussions" anytime soon; Bochs/Freemware/Plex86 is a credible start,
but would have a great deal of ground to cover before getting to that
point.
I got it! FreeBSD running Bochs running VMware running Linux running
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