don't have the time, don't have the $ to waist. Through the years have lost the interest to be on the 'bleeding edge'. cause 3.4 'stable' hasn't been released yet. unless taking a trip down nostalgia lane, why would anyone want DOS, Windows 3.1. Using a host file trick, the one developed on Virtualbox (any OS) could be by the same fully qualfied domain name as the production site thus no changes needed when uploading the moodle to the true server. When on a network, could transfer any implementation of Moodle from any of the VB's to true internet accessible server. any version.Ĭould even learn networking a little so that regardless if your Mac is on a network or not, the VB instances + the Moodles they host, are always available - as long as you can boot the Mac. Perfect place to learn git to acquire Moodle.

Installed and maintained by the OS package manager - never out of date. Perfect environment to try out/run PHP 7.0/7.1, MySQL highest, Apache highest or other web service. Could then run Ubuntu 16.04, CentOS 7, SciLinux 6, or any distro that provides iso downloads.

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