Joel > Steve, > > (You'll probably hear this from others as well.) > > MkLinux doesn't run on your PB? > Well, I can run LinuxPPC on my PB, but it takes over the whole machine - no running MacOS and LinuxPPC side by side. That shoots down writing in BBEdit and immediately seeing the results on a *nix box, while only using one machine (i.e., while on the road.) There is a "Mac-On-Linux" project on LinuxPPC. I don't yet know how much disk space/memory it it needs. This is beginning to look like the best answer. > Is VPC strong enough? What about the drivers? > Connectix claims Linux will run on VPC 3.0. Again, the only reason I see to do this would be to have the MacOS and Linux running simultaneously and talking to each other. I've since seen some comments somewhere else that suggest they won't talk.. > If mkLinux is not an option, would openBSD (macBSD) be less trouble? > > My mind boggles at running *nix on emulation. > If all you want is Unix, just fire up the appropriate LinuxPPC/MkLinux/whatever variant. No point in emulating. HTH, Steve ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-webcgi-request@macperl.org