Re: Filtrage par date max sur google

Il y a eu un sujet similaire sur slashdot avec certains commentaires intéressants, j'ai tout de suite pensé à ton post. http://ask.slashdot.org/story/14/06/26/1728240/ask-slashdot-is-it-feasible-to-revive-an-old-linux-pc-setup

Parmi les commentaires, on peut trouver une solution pour faire fonctionner une debian potato dans VMWare player et faire fonctionner une ancienne version de X11 dans une machine virtuelle en utilisant la sortie framebuffer :

by Nimey (114278) on Thursday June 26, 2014

Network and SCSI worked pretty well, don't think the sound did due to a missing driver, and I had to do some work to make X use the VESA framebuffer:

0) In lilo.conf, add "vga=791" (or another value) to the kernel invocation. May have had to compile a kernel with fbdev first.
1) install the xserver-fbdev package
2) copy /usr/share/doc/xserver-fbdev/examples/XF86Config.fbdev to /etc/X11/XF86Config.
3) edit XF86Config to reflect the color depth chosen in the vga= stanza in lilo.conf; with vga=791 it's 16 bits.
4) Same file, edit mouse information to reflect what VMware provides (device is /dev/gpmdata (I have gpm installed, otherwise probably /dev/psaux) and protocol is Microsoft).
5) Edit /etc/X11/Xserver and replace first line with the path to the FBDev X server, e.g. "/usr/bin/X11/XF86_FBDev".

Now you should have a functioning X desktop, assuming you installed the packages. It won't be fast, since it's just the VESA framebuffer, but it's probably the best you can get with VMware and the ancient XFree86 stack in Debian 2.2.

C'est très certainement valable pour d'autres solutions de virtualisation.
En espérant que cette piste puisse t'aider :)