On 11/3/24 12:26, Anders Holmberg wrote:
It was last updated 2015 so it might work but I guess its better to
buy an extra computer.
You could still run a virtual machine, I suppose, as discussed on this
list in recent weeks.
Having a second physical machine would probably be easier, though.
As a matter of personal policy, I always try to have two working desktop
or laptop systems, so that I can depend on one of them if the other
fails. I've had negative experiences with hardware issues, which can
take weeks to resolve in some cases. I've been following this strategy
successfully since the early 90s.
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