I used to use it as well, and the issues are that it’s another layer, and as Microsoft tried to correct the wide open game of memory protection the ‘hacks’ to get a Win32 fork became a nightmare… And of course the performance of going through a layer to do something. I’d always thought I had to use something like that, but it’s only because I never actually had access to 4.3 back then, nor did I ever try to see if I could just get it to work….

It’s more of a wow it really could have worked.

I found that one on my search, but I was oddly enough more interested in running 4.3BSD’s syslog if it were possible… What do you think of it?

I have a customer using Kiwi, and it’s painful. Although they do get between 5-20GB worth of syslogs a day… It’s crazy.