The advantage of qemu is also that it works on OS X which would be a
BIG bonus for me. Certainly, if someone could produce a qemu image of
the development environment it would be good.

Dan
On 01/11/05, Lee Sharp <leesharp at hal dash pc dot org> wrote:
> From: "Chris Buechler" <cbuechler at gmail dot com>
> On 10/30/05, Chris Taylor <chris at x dash bb dot org> wrote:
>
> >> Ugo: If you (or another of the major developers) would be willing to
> >> pre-roll a "m0n0 Development Environment", I'd certainly look into using
> >> it. I currently mostly use WinXP on the desktop but I have Linux
> >> machines too. At present, the barrier to me (and, I suspect, quite a few
> >> others) is simply that we can't roll our own images, so being able to
> >> get hold of and fiddle with the source is largely useless.
>
> > I posted this to the -dev list too, but I'll post it here as well for
> > those not on that list.  Once we decide on an OS for 1.3, I'll be
> > putting together a virtual machine for those interested in
> > development.  VMware's free player (and a little spare RAM on your
> > machine) is all that would be required, and it's available for Windows
> > and Linux.
>
> Why wait? :-)  A lot of things can still be done on the stable version
> before we have a stable beta...  And in the spirit of free software, QEMU
> http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/ is approaching stable. :-)
>
>                         Lee
>
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