I've taken this off-list with some of my replies, for those who wonder what the relevance is to digital modes: if you want to mix and match Windows / Linux / Solaris (Intel) applications you can run many operating systems simultaneously with VMware, there's and excellent VMware server which is free.
So you could install VMware server on your XP box, run the Windows VISTA rc2 to test your apps, see if all will run on VISTA before committing to an upgrade. Or you could run your fave Linux logger together with a Windows program for radio control (DXLabs for example). Or you could just see what all the Linux fans are raving about and decide for yourself whether they should be locked up :-) My last post on this topic, now for some software coding.. Simon Brown, HB9DRV ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Bernstein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > From a throughput perspective, I'm sure DBMS and app servers run > fine. From a testing perspective, however, I'm not sure that running > digital mode software in a virtualized environment would yield the > same behavior as running it in the native environment that most users > will employ. I have some old friends in a realtime software > development environment startup and will see what they have to say...
