other than the WampServer can be installed on a 32-bit/64-bit version of Windows - but then, BitNami WAMPStack can only be installed on a 32-bit version of Windows (the online README file does not even include Windows 7 as a supported platform - probably old documentation). If I may ask, what is the difference between WampServer (or what used to be known as WAMP5) and BitNami WAMPStack. and faster than before.ĭaj wrote.What about running a VM on the windows PC.Just install the WAMP Bitnami has everything already installed and ready to go. After a few modifications to the settings of Abyss, including a modification to the location of the 'root' directory, my pages have been displaying without problem whatsoever. I did not need (nor had nor wanted) to uninstall any other of the Web server software I had installed (EasyPHP, Home Web Server, WampServer, XAMPP) - I just shut off the one I was using (XAMPP) and started the Abyss Web Server once installed. The documentation states that the Abyss Web Server can be operated on computers running all editions of Windows XP (as well as Microsoft Windows 95, 98, Millennium Edition (ME), NT 3.51 (and higher), 2000, 2003, Vista (all editions), 7 (all editions), 2008 (all editions), Mac OS X 10.2 (and higher), and Linux (Kernel 2.4 and higher) systems) as long as those minimum requirements are met: An Intel 80486 processor at 33 MHz and 4 Mb of free RAM.

Jason, I am not too familiar with WampServer as I have been using XAMPP for the past couple of years - I have used XAMPP on both Windows XP SP2 and Windows 7 without stability problem - maybe a bit of speed difference.īut, a few days ago, after reading as much information as the Web could provide, I downloaded and installed the Abyss Web Server - Wow! What a nice Web server! And faster than the XAMPP server I have been using for a while.

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