[Discuss] Discuss Digest, Vol 110, Issue 12

[sweetser at alum.mit.edu (Doug)]

Hi:

I am making progress in my effort to just-not-care what underlying OS I am
using. Brendan Kidwell suggestion to install OpenShell was absolutely
essential. Now I feel like I can find things fast with my one-column
classic format. "Just look for the .exe" is my motto. Thus my windows NUC
can run Gimp and Inkscape. My next transition is to make sure content I am
creating is available on all my machines, in other words, storing content
on a shared device (Dropbox, Box, or Google Drive, not sure yet). With the
same software and the same files, I can work on the same content using a
MacBook or a Windows 10 NUC.

Thanks for your suggestions,
Doug


On Sat, Jul 25, 2020 at 12:16 PM Rich Braun <richb at pioneer.ci.net> wrote:

> Jabr does this:
>
> > [I run] Windows in a KVM/qemu VM on a separate CentOS rackmount server
>
> Last year I built a new Windows 10 VM to replace the Win 7 VM I?d used for
> things like tax software for the last couple decades. (I use Virtualbox
> rather than kvm, running on one of my fileservers.) These days Microsoft
> seems to have more or less given up trying to collect license fees for OS
> software: I just downloaded, installed, and activated the ISO. There have
> been horrendous bugs up until the most recent Win 10 update, but now it all
> seems to work fine.
>
> -rich
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