The Turbo/Linux cd has vmware with it... I installed it ysterday on a
celeron 366 w/128 megs, that went well... I also tried on a 486, still
working on it to get it workign... but I did install vmware, and plan on
trying it out... I just got the 2.0 beta verson last week (just came
out..) but havnt tried it yet either... however i do plan to... :)
Jamie
On Sun, 13 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Anyone out there using vmware?
>
> Question, I know that it says it is "100% compatible" with windows...
> but how does it handle periferals? Does it require that the the
> underlying linux system recognizes the periferals too? I can't
> quite envision how it's able to talk directly to the periferals
> if there's another linux operating system between it and them.
>
> Most of my pc work is music-related. Cakewalk, Finale, etc. But
> believe me, if I could do without the windows stuff, I would. If
> I convert it to a linux box and just run vmware on top, would the
> vmware'd win98 still recognize all my external devices the same
> way they do now? DVD/ROM, cd burner, two soundcards, midi inputs,
> etc...?
>
> thanks!
> Curt
>
