VMWare 4.X

[Cyber Source]

You can do it!!! At least I could show you hands on. When I wanted to 
switch I didn't have anyone available to do such. I run 2 businesses 
through it and keep track of EVERY expenditure, checks, credit cards, 
cash, you name it. It's really very simple once your use to it and if 
your like me, when/if you do switch, you will wonder why it took you so 
long. I absolutely love it, it's way freakin stable (I can remember 
money in the past hosing my data because the file got too large, oh  
yea, did it a couple of times, just started writing over the data that 
was there, etc. Money2K) and I can also do my books in half the time it 
use to take. All the records sit in one folder that I have tar up by 
cron daily and then copied to a backup server we have here on our 
network. I really never liked putting any data of value on ANY windows 
partition, be it fat, fat32, ntfs. If you want, just give me a call 
sometime 553-8525 and you can pop over to have a look at how mine is 
setup and works, that should convince you. We haven't had any mention of 
a meeting in quite some time, I'm beginning to wonder if this lot is 
going to have any again. Bob, still there?

JJ Neff wrote:

>Finally got vmware 4.5.X running under 2.6.12 kernel.  It was the latest
>any-any script that allowed this to happen - I still got errors since the
>kernel from stock was compiled with gcc4.0.2 (debian testing) but installed is
>4.0.1.
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>Was close enough after running any-any patch to get 4.5.x running.  Everyone in
>#vmware insisted I needed to upgrade to 5.X HAHA  NEVER!  Ok maybe one day -
>but I can't see buying more software to run an app I wish I wasn't running now
>(M$Money)
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>I know I should be using Gnucash but I can't get changed over :-(
>
>JJ
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