[ale] VCS Suggestions

[William Fragakis]

OSX is "unofficially" possible on the VMWare free Linux server. I don't
know if Workstation is different but people have been running OSX in
vmware since it first went to Intel. 

Having said that, the performance was typically pretty painful because
of the graphics load. Hypothetically, if one were to Google osx86 and
vmware , one might find out more. Not that I - cough, cough - ever have
or have run OSX in vmware.

Regards,
William



On Mon, 2009-05-11 at 13:56 -0400, John Temple wrote:
> Can you say Oops in my research I thought I saw that OS X was possible 
> on VMWare Workstation 6.5 I guess I will have to come up with another 
> hack to get that part to work. Or just say the heck with it and just use 
> my Mac-mini when I want to do Mac stuff I did just add a couple gig to 
> it when I installed Leopard so it does run ok.
> 
> Calvin Harrigan wrote:
> > <div class="moz-text-flowed" style="font-family: -moz-fixed">John 
> > Temple wrote:
> >> I am building a couple of new boxes at home a linux server and a new 
> >> primary desktop. On the desktop I am going to put VMWare Workstation 
> >> so that I can run Linux, Mac, and Windoze (my list has 6 different 
> >> OSes so far). I do a lot of web development in PHP and MySQL but I 
> >> also do a bit of general software development in C# and Java and 
> >> starting Objective C. What I am looking for is a VCS to run on the 
> >> Linux server that will be able to hook into the different IDEs that I 
> >> use like Visual Studio, Dreamweaver, Eclipse, and XCode. Does anyone 
> >> have any suggestions for me?
> >>
> >
> > How are you going to run OSX in a VM?  I don't think that OS is 
> > supported.
> >
> > </div>
> >
>