Re: VMWare image for running/developing Django

[Joseph Heck]

For those interested, I've worked up a VMWare image. It's 1.2Gb (zipped), and I'm <i>SLOWLY</i> transfering it around so that we can get it hosted via BitTorrent with Jacob's assistance.

In the meantime if you are really, really anxious to get rolling with it... I posted up the recipe for how I created the image on my blog: <a href="" http://www.rhonabwy.com/wp/2006/08/04/making-a-django-development-imge-for-vmware/">Making a django development image for VMWare</a>.

Hopefully y'all will like it and it will be reasonably useful. I'd love any feedback on improving the recipe, etc. In the image, I've included all three supported DB and libraries, Apache and mod_python, VMWare tools, SPE as an editor, and a basic structure with an apache config file you can basically drop right into /etc/apache2/conf/sites-enabled to get rolling.

I'm still looking forward to the day when I can load the infrastructure bits in a VMWare session on my Mac and just develop with that setup. But... no VMWare there yet. And yea, I know about Parallels - I'm waiting for VMWare.

-joe

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