I have Squebian Deeze running on my quad Phenom-II. I *finally* got my kvm script polished well enough so it's easy to start VMs.
I've been working on modernizing the Smoothwall firewall for a couple years now. It's quite usable (and is my perimeter firewall). For testing, I've been using an extra computer or three I have laying around. But it gets old trying to remember what I have installed on which and where (2-3 drives in each). So with my script working well, I installed my RC3 in a KVM VM, gave it 4 virtual NICs, one in each zone of RED, GREEN, PURPLE and ORANGE, rebooted and it runs. And I can fairly easily switch virtual HDs for testing.
To test that the firewall is doing what it should, I wanted a lightweight system with a smallish footprint. I decided I should *finally* DL and install Haiku in another VM with just a virtNIC attached to GREEN. It has a lot of serial console output, but it installed nicely. Very much like BeOS 10 years ago. The NIC got an address and I browsed the web a bit.
And that leads to my question; not for support but as a status query. Is WebPositive's JavaScript limited? Or is it non-existent?
Alas, Civilization: Call to Power installs and runs, but seems to hang on initialization, using lots of CPU. In time, I expect this'll work, too. (Hmmm. Would full-screen access be related?)
No messages and no crashes, so y'all're doin' somethin' right. :)
For what I need right now,
Haiku is the cat's meow.
Really.
N
