I tried the .ova file with VirtualBox and it worked perfectly.
I tried it with VMware Player and it refused to load.
It is probably a likes/dis-likes personal preference thing, but I
liked
using just another tab in my already running browser on the host
machine.
n Jun 7, 4:54 pm, "Nicolas M. Thi
I'm in Australia, so I'll have to throw my five cents in instead.
Like Kelvin, I much prefer the text-only setup, as I prefer to run the
browser from within windows.
This allows me to start up the server in virtualbox, and then just minimise
and forget.
Joal Heagney
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On Jun 4, 9:57 am, Volker Braun wrote:
> The disadvantage is that we can't automatically open a
> browser from the sage process with a magic url, so the user has to log in
> manually.
Someone with experience in developing windows software could probably
easily produce a windows program/script tha
> - It would be good to choose once for all a strategy: either to have
> a full linux distro, and expect the user to use firefox within the
> virtual machine (as for 4.6), or to have a text-only linux distro,
> and expect the user to connect to the notebook server from its
> Windows br
