Interested in getting the bbs on to a Mac running 10.11 (El Capitan) system as a back up for the primary system.
Hello Vince!
09 May 17 14:54, you wrote to all:
Interested in getting the bbs on to a Mac running 10.11 (El
Capitan) system as a back up for the primary system.
When I had a mac (about 2008) I ran the BBS in a virtual machine on
it. It's just easier. ;) Still do run the main BBS in a VM.
I know it's not what you asked.
It could be - How do you do that and please assume I am a tyro on
Mac's judging by my effort so far.
Hello Vince!
10 May 17 18:12, you wrote to me:
It could be - How do you do that and please assume I am a tyro on
Mac's judging by my effort so far.
Sure go to www.virtualbox.org and download virtualbox for os x
hosts, then install that launch it and install your *nix distro in
that virtual computer and voila all done.
It could be - How do you do that and please assume I am a tyro on
Mac's judging by my effort so far.
Sure go to www.virtualbox.org and download virtualbox for os x hosts,
then install that launch it and install your *nix distro in that virtual ->computer and voila all done.
That look painless now for a toughy - How do you build mbse in a Mac?
Like to do the same with the gnucobol compiler and yes I have homebrew
but have forgotten what I did and how :(
I blame coming to 70 in June but it really is a poor excuse.
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