Kyle, I'd like to echo Rafael's remarks, and add my own profuse thanks for your efforts. Not only does a VMWare image make running Koha on Windows possible, it's also a great way to learn Koha in the first place. I've had to start over from scratch more than once, and it's much, much easier to delete the old VMWare image and start with a clean one than reconfigure a completely new system (especially for those of us who mean to learn Linux one of these days, but haven't quite gotten around to it yet). Fred King phred@philobiblios.net rafael.antonio@sapo.pt writes:

Kyle,

Your work is really usefull and remind us that it can be a good solution for all problems concerning Koha instalation and Windows version. Thanks,

Rafael

Citando Kyle Hall <kyle.m.hall@gmail.com>:

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Hello All, I just created a VMWare appliance of Koha 3.0 on Debian and Galen helped me put it in contribs.koha.org. It's not configured, so it can be set up however you want it. I will likely be putting up a pre-configured image filled with dummy data as well for easy demoing.

You can grab it here: http://contribs.koha.org/extensions.php?category=9

Thanks to Galen for the help.

Kyle

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