Arachne at FreeLists---The Arachne Fan Club! On Wed, January 19, 2011 5:12 am, Udo Kuhnt wrote: However, I do not quite understand why you do not simply get a new hard disk for your DOS/XP machine and restore the last backup instead of trying to run Arachne in Linux. Setting up Arachne in Linux is definetely going to take more time than replacing a hard disk, so unless you have planned the migration to Linux before, IMO this would be the preferred solution to your problem. Hi Udo, Thank you for your kind reply. I did indeed get a new hard drive for the XP machine. Alas, I had no backup and could not restore XP, having no CD and no registration key. (used machine) I had often thought of really trying Linux, so having a computer with no OS, I thought it time to give it try and wound up with Open Suse. I am quite happy with it as it is running circles around XP on the same hardware and was up and running easily even for a non-technical person like myself. Open Suse installed itself for the most part and worked "automagically" with my DSL modem without any manual configuration. I may, indeed, set up another DOS computer for the fun of it and will ask for some advice about that at a later date. Just wanted to see if there was any feasibility of actually running Linux Arachne easily and I guess there really isn't at my present level of understanding. I did see that there was a new version of Linux Arachne on Glenn's site dated March 10, 2010, (V 1.95 GPL) so thought maybe that would run "right out of the box" in Linux without running a DOS version in an emulator. Has anybody run this March 10, 2010 Linux Arachne upgrade? Sam Ewalt Arachne at FreeLists -- Arachne, The Premier GPL Web Browser/Suite for DOS --