Re: Back to the future.
Andrew Lowe <[email protected]>
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Why not run a virtual machine for Slackware 12.2 (or other distros).
This way, no reboot is needed, just fire up your virtual machine, and
away you go (full screen if you need, or in a window).
The only reason I can think of is amount of RAM needed.... but RAM is
quite cheap now days...
VirtualBox is free, and VMWare Player is free as in beer...
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On 2009-11-05, at 08:31 , John Culleton wrote:
> On a new partition I just installed Slackware 12.2 complete with the
> Quanta available on that release. So I still have Quanta, at the cost
> of a reboot when I need to use it.
>
> When Quanta 4 or whatever comes out I can install that on my Slack
> 13 partition which has Qt 4.
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