^^Win.
The beverage manufacturer I work for has many of the same ancient PLCs, and we run VMWare Player in Win7 with an XP guest OS and a USB>Serial converter. Gets the job done.
Can you come to CA and do some hiring? I have no sheepskins, but I'd like work.
When I talk to people, they say, you need experience. If you had sheepskins, we'd give you a job. You have not gotten enough experience, and no sheepskins, so no job.
Yet all the people in the industry don't care about sheepskins...., and I cannot get a job without experience, which I cannot have without sheepskins....aaargh!!!!
I'm what I would consider a 'normal' Linux user, if that exists. I'm comfortable in Linux and with the terminal. I tend to freak out during partitioning anyway, because most of my systems are dual-boot with ntfs and ext partitions. I do not like the new partition creator.
FWIW, after the install I went back to beefy miracle, but for issues more related to legacy hardware than anything else.
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ANY change meets resistance from userspace. You want me to start changing my password, and I can't use my name? I don't like it, Sir.
^^Win. The beverage manufacturer I work for has many of the same ancient PLCs, and we run VMWare Player in Win7 with an XP guest OS and a USB>Serial converter. Gets the job done.
Can you come to CA and do some hiring? I have no sheepskins, but I'd like work. When I talk to people, they say, you need experience. If you had sheepskins, we'd give you a job. You have not gotten enough experience, and no sheepskins, so no job. Yet all the people in the industry don't care about sheepskins...., and I cannot get a job without experience, which I cannot have without sheepskins....aaargh!!!!
I'm what I would consider a 'normal' Linux user, if that exists. I'm comfortable in Linux and with the terminal. I tend to freak out during partitioning anyway, because most of my systems are dual-boot with ntfs and ext partitions. I do not like the new partition creator. FWIW, after the install I went back to beefy miracle, but for issues more related to legacy hardware than anything else.