> You can have multiple vm's with old versions. > E.g. you can keep an openbsd 60 vm with PHP 5.5.37.
Reasoning about it. I need to start saying..in respect of all who is reading..as many of you could work with OpenBSD and vms. I already passed from that kind of environment and three problems pop up: 1) security: unfort. it seems far more easy to kill a virtual machine than .c 2) complexity 3) portability: although with appropriate "glue records" system become rendondant, resource usage overkilling, etc.. The only true positive thing is I see I can do backups by a copy and past of vm files but to an HD, in the true sense. Is it something acceptable? Well some of you by guess can reply yes, we do it. I personally endorsed the portability of OpenBSD and I'm stuck on that. To eventually appear more..pointless in respect to my OpenBSD system: a) we actually can't boot a vm by bios b) hosting providers offer this online, with many virtual facilities c) containers screw up any system delivery with easie: copy and past of docker-compose.yml and what I need is up and running in sec: all my infrastructure plus PHP[N] that I choose Let's enrich all these matters that appear enough interesting.. Further more and..sorry for this one: are we all going to be on Internet with our own dev environments? hehe.. Now, yess, you can kill me..
