>
>Lets just say Be is very interested in the project all... since I did
>receive a call from Be themselves to my home number.....
... Which reminds me of their "Trojan Horse";
Be is releasing a demo of BeOS to run in Windows.
This couldn't be done w/o some VM, so I guess
they've rolled their own or something.
Anyway, why not ask Be for help?
(if it indeed is the case that they wrote a VM)
... or?
>Nick
-- - Mikael Jansson (tic/khrome) <http://home2.sbbs2.com/tic_khr>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Kevin P. Lawton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Saturday, December 11, 1999 7:45 PM
>Subject: Re: BeOS considered?
>
>
>> mikael jansson wrote:
>>
>> > >I'm not sure what the issues are for BeOS being a guest.
>> > >Likely it is pretty demanding of the hardware. What will
>> > >help is if someone takes the task of digging up what the
>> > >issues are with BeOS and VMware, and reports back here.
>> > >You are apppointed, head person-in-charge of compiling
>> > >such info. :^)
>> >
>> > Yeah... What if they ask me *why* I want that info?
>> > "FreeM^H^H^H ^H^HNothing special", or what? ;)
>>
>> If they ask, point them at our site, this discussion group,
>> or send them my email addr. Give them the scoop.
>>
>>
>> > Which functions are they? Be is very likely to help
>> > out with any problems we may run into, as long
>> > it wouldn't make the rest of the system suffer,
>> > performance/stability-wise.
>>
>> I don't know, you're the head person-in-charge of finding out. :^)
>>
>> -Kevin
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