Greetings!
I was commanded to enalbe a mac laptop on the localnetwork for the boss to access local app.
Never seen/used a mac before...
I wonder how could I enable a windows session to run client networking? What are the concepts that I should google to get info on how could I do that?
Thanks in advance.
I appreciate it.
VMWare is your best choice (imo). You would basically have a virtual windows machine running on his Mac and install Progress there.. just like you would on a regular windows box.
Get the right versions and it is even supported
VMWare is your best choice (imo). You would basically have a virtual windows machine running on his Mac and install Progress there.. just like you would on a regular windows box.
Get the right versions and it is even supported
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Indeed Mike, a Mac is way too expensive for Facebook
Indeed Mike, a Mac is way too expensive for Facebook
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I assumed his boss was a hardcore Mac fan and didn't want to do the dual boot thing :-)
If I was going to spend that much money (Mac prices) on a windows laptop I would certainly hope it had better specs...
Some day Progress will realize that there are an awful lot of customers
with Macs showing up for sales meetings and corporate briefings and
such. That is isn't just a whole lot of their own engineering and
support people using Macs... and that many of those customer people are
in a position to approve purchases and sign-off on licenses.
All I want is for the database and the character client to be ported to
OSX. Treat it just like any other UNIX, don't waste any resources on
GUI eye-candy.
That could be a break-out session Mike.. "Removing the Mac from your Mac". :)
Come on Tom, you know you can have that on a small docker instance... do you ever talk with Julian? :)
In fact if one want to go crazy start from docker-wine image and install client networking there, normally that should work with wine... most of the time.
> Come on Tom, you know you can have that on a small docker instance...
do you ever talk with Julian? :)
Yes, but I would prefer a native port.
> On Jul 2, 2015, at 3:40 PM, ChUIMonster wrote:
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> Yes, but I would prefer a native port.
me too. in the meantime, maybe i could use a linux version running in mac docker.
regards, knower of even more obscure things than chris.
gus
I’d tell you a UDP joke, but you might not get it.
And I want the iBook I bought when I was young and silly and had an iPad to work on my Android devices, but sometimes we don't get what we want! ;-)
I do not think it is just a "want". I have lost quite a bit of business because we do not run native on OSX.
You need to talk to Product Management (Rob Straight or Brian Bowman) so they can build up a business case for doing the port. Also make an "Ideas" topic.