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This looks like something I could use on my OSX desktop but unfortunately this is a Windows-only product. Here are the full requirements: What are the syste
by bayareaguy 18y ago
This looks like something I could use on my OSX desktop but unfortunately this is a Windows-only product. Here are the full requirements:
What are the system requirements for running Resolver One?
''Software'': Resolver One requires Windows XP or later, with .NET 2.0 installed.
If you don't have .NET 2.0, you can download it from Microsoft (it's free).
''Hardware'': The minimum specification for running Resolver One is a Pentium 4 at 2GHz
with 512Mb RAM. We recommend a Pentium 4 at 3GHz with 1Gb if you're running Windows XP or
2Gb if you're running Windows Vista.
Does Resolver One work under MacOS or Linux?
Not right now, but it is something we're looking at. In particular, we have been able to get
the Resolver One Web Server running on Linux using Mono internally; we will post instructions
on how to do this soon.
- danohuiginn 18y agoYou can run a windows instance on EC2 or similar for $.12 per hour, and connect to it with rdesktop. Personally, I find this better than trying to run things under Mono, etc: I can use resource-intensive applications from my laptop without roasting my thighs.
- bayareaguy 18y agoSounds like an interesting option for developers who would like other people to try out non-trivial Windows applications like Resolver One in a safe way: put a trial version of your app on a public AMI for anyone to use.
- gaius 18y agoVirtualBox in seamless mode is your friend. That's how I've my IronPython and F# set up on OSX.