"Nathan Buchanan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Perhaps it's time to contemplate a new gnucash server that can run
> VMs for things like builds and testing? I could certainly imagine
> running a few win32 VMs so we could test packages on XP and Vista,
> perhaps even in different configurations?
>
> That would definately be nice, and I agree VMs would be the way to go. Having
> a single machine dedicated to a single version of an OS is a bit restrictive.
Hmm.. An 8-core machine, 2 x QuadCore (Intel Xeon E5472), 16GB,
4x750GB SATA, with a Supermicro X7DWN+ - EATX - Intel 5400
ChipsetSupermicro X7DWN+ - EATX - Intel 5400 Chipset Mobo is about
$5k. That could certainly run a bunch of VMs. I just don't
know if I could run ESXi or if I'd need to run Fedora + vmware-server.
> Nathan
-derek
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