Thread: MAC OS on PC
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Old 15-08-2006, 17:28   #5
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Re: MAC OS on PC

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Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja
Why not then?

When Apple introduced Intel onto the MAC platform the race was on to get XP booted on a MAC, but why no rush to get MAC OS on a PC?

After all, Apple users do harp on about how much better it is than XP so shouldnt we at least try it out, or do you not think that PC users wouldnt put up with a mouse than only has one button or treats you like a 4 year old?

Persoanlly, i'd like to give it a bash without having to fork out a fortune on a box which looks pretty.

So, is anyone aware of any program like the official Apple one which will let you boot Mac OS on a PC?
There is the link provided above but as has been said its ilegal. It also is fairly buggyed, unstable and every revision of OSX locks out previous hacks and requires a new hack. So its not going to work well.

Also as for the crap about one mouse (OSX supports a two click mouse fine, it has a right click menu the same as windows) and 'treats you like a four year old' which I guess means the fact that it just works (auto-connects to wireless networks, excellent plug and play support) so I am not exactly sure what your refering to there.

Mac OS has always remained on the mac. Its one of those things, Apple are unlikely to change it for a while. §
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