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I speak for myself. OpenBSD and FreeBSD are a joy to use. Haven't checked on NetBSD but that's what I would use if I had a m68k system lying around.
by ulzeraj 5y ago
I speak for myself. OpenBSD and FreeBSD are a joy to use. Haven't checked on NetBSD but that's what I would use if I had a m68k system lying around.
- nix23 5y agoOr check it out for free at https://sdf.org https://sdf.org
- ulzeraj 5y agoThats very cool but I want the m68k experience. While at it are there similar services for public testing? I briefly remember some years ago IBM allowing shell access to one of their then new POWER systems.
- nix23 5y ago>IBM allowing shell access to one of their then new POWER systems. Can remember that too, was sponsored by IBM at some university, but it's closed long ago, was actually really cool.
- ulzeraj 5y agoOh... here I am again. Found this: https://openpower.ic.unicamp.br/minicloud/ https://openpower.ic.unicamp.br/minicloud/ This Brazilian university provides free access to a Power system for developers who want to port their applications. It looks like you can actually run your own virtual machines in a cloud-like environment: https://youtu.be/TE_4UKHrjwE https://youtu.be/TE_4UKHrjwE