i want mac os x for lnux don't say you can't run mac on linux coz i know i can and it's for the PC(widnows what ever). So pls answer me i want to read it and use it on my computer thanks.
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Answer me unlike my last question  ??\n\nThks for 2 points.
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you can get osx to run on a dell or an amd. I got bored and its running on my work pc which is a dell and its also running on my xBox. you just need to be not a noob. but honestly if you just switch to mac you will fall inlove. Trust me i switched about 19 months ago. I am an A+ certifed technician my last pc was an AMD 64 FX 53 with 4 gigs of ram and 1 terabyte of hdd. i loved my windows but needed a mac cert for my new job so i got one thinking this will suck. i sold my pc 6 weeks later. mac is the only thing i need its so much nicer
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Luckily, Mac moved to a more powerful platform when they developed OSX because the logging is fantastic!  I'm going to take you deep into the bowels of...well, no, but at least have you reach into the throat of this beast.  Go to your hard drive, Applications, Utilities, and open Terminal.  Run this command before you launch Word X:  "tail -f /var/log/messages" (no quotes) then run Word.  If it crashes again, switch over to that Terminal window and see if it reports what happened.  You might have to tail another log instead, I'm not sure.
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I like WUFtp client and server. (Washington University)\nOpen source.\nAwesome options. Restarts on partials....\n\nThey have a mac build.\n\nI'm a console unix guy though.
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"And i wish apple users would quit claiming they never crash...they DO. Windows XP is perfectly stable, so unless you install all the crap of the day i don't see a problem"\n\nComments like the above are from closed minded people who have not spoken to a person who is open minded and has used Mac OS X....Apple users know that Mac OS X can AND will crash....but how many Mac users have you met that have had a kernel dump (in short, a really bad type of crash) four times in one month!?!?! I work with computer operating systems of all types: FreeBSD, Windows, Mac OS X.....\nSo I know a little about about stability...\n\nYes they are expensive, but consider the following:\n\nMicrosoft has 94% of the market, how else can Apple make money, but by charging (what I think) is a little too much for a desktop....?\n\nOn the other hand the Hardware is not Dell-Cheap....($400 for a computer!?!) the hardware Apple puts together is GOOD hardware nothing cheap about it.....\n\nApple computers are not for Gamers, they are for Developers Musicians, Artist, Programmers...and so on..., but if you want something diferrent other than Linux, go with the iBook, my friend just bought her first apple product iBook with a 14.1" screen ^_^, and she loves it (speshal_kim), and she has no regrets....(she moved from a HP......running Windows XP Home Edition)\n\nHeres a Tip: READ, READ, READ about the products you buy, and search for the best deal....\n\nA few more things that can help in your decision:\n\nOne: There are only a few virus (compared to Windows), so get some kind of virus protection....\n\nTwo: You can find software to do everything on Mac OS X...\n\nHere you go: \nwww.pure-mac.com\n\nThree: Dont buy a computer in a store if you dont have to, you can save on the Tax and Shipping by purchasing your iBook online......\n\nHere is another:\nhttp://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=393032&is=REG&addedTroughType=categoryNavigation\n\n\nand remember to do research before you buy your machine\n\nSometimes its just a matter of preference... ^_^
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Between installing x code 2 which you get from the mac os x disc and the developer section on the apple site :)
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Why would ANYONE want to go from a PC to a Mac?  Mac's cost more than twice as much money, for the same performance, and trying to buy hardware/software for them is futile.  Why don't you just buy a better video card for your PC???
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I love the new imacs.  what are you planning on looking into.  both the desktops and laptops are awesome for video and design work.  they are also very compatible with pc programs.  i wouldn't get one if you are in computer games though.  i haven't had nearly as many problems with the macs that i have worked with compared to pcs.
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Hi there...consider the following free discussion forums for Mac:\n\nApple: http://discussions.apple.com/\nMac OS X Hints: http://forums.macosxhints.com/\nMac Forums: http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/\nMac Rumours: http://forums.macrumors.com/\nMac NN: http://forums.macnn.com/\nMac Fixit: http://www.macfixitforums.com/
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I do, on my Macs, and, in my PCs that run http://pclinuxos.com
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you dont need any emulators on the new macs based on the intel platform just use this software names boot loader . u can find it at \nhttp://download.onmac.net/
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Mac OS is the operating system for the Macintosh computers.  It probably will not  work on a PC, or at best very poorly.\n\nIf you want an alternative OS, you could try the UNIX world.  There are many variants but they work very much the same.  Most are pricey but LINUX is free.  If you have been working strictly in Windows, you will find that these are aimed at keyboard specialists.  They do come with GUI interfaces, but their strength lies in the greater variability of the written word as opposed to the point and shoot characteristics of Windows.\n\nIf you are interested but unsure, try operating your computer in DOS mode for a while and see if suits your style.  I have no idea how to get here (Yahoo Answers) from DOS since my ISP is strictly GUI.
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There is no right answer for this question.  My personal preference is Windows because I grew up using it and we only use Windows based operating systems at my work.  \n\nI have touched an Apple computer now and then for fun, but I do not know how to use it, as strange as it sounds.  For example, I have no idea how to install/uninstall software.  I have no idea how to install hardware on a Mac.  I have no idea how to use or understand the applications that come with Apple computers.  What is iLife? iMovie? I only know iTunes since it's also in Windows.  \n\nI hope that one day the operating systems can coexist and dual boot on each other.  I know it's technically possibly right now to dual boot them both on PC's and the new Intel chips that Apple are using, but it's not something the average Joe can do right now.  plus there are hardware compatibilities with dual booting the two operating systems on each others respective computers.  \n\nWe'll wait and see!
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New Macs are based on the Intel x86 architecture. That's the platform that Microsoft Windows is compatible with. Microsoft still gets all of the profit from those who put Windows on a Mac. It doesn't mess anything up. You see, Mac Os X originally was built for Mac hardware. It wasn't the x86 standard that AMD and Intel chips bring to the table. Now, Apple has a deal with Intel so all of their new hardware is based off of Intel chips. Hence, you can now run Windows on a Mac. Mac has made some moves as well so their new Operating System OS X Tiger can run on x86 platforms as well. So you can have Windows on a Mac and Mac OSX on a Windows machine.
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macs cannot play exe files im sorry but its absolutly impossible ok just give up not there is no use in trying to open up the files if u want to play exes just buy windows otherwise deal with it!!!
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You still need anti-virus software even with Mac OSX . Though it is not anything urgent or likely to happen to you. \n\nOSX by default has a much more secure evnironment than Windows or the older Mac OS versions. So the damage will be smaller and it will be far more difficult to write a virus for the Mac OS but not impossible. Mac OSX does have a good bit of support for Microsoft software and it is there where you'll be most vulnerable. If you run Office, use IE or other Microsoft products you have increased your risks by a thousand fold. \n\nNo OS is virus proof. In fact a couple platform independent proof of concept viruses have been written. Primarily boot sector viruses since they bypass all OS sageguards by loading before the OS. Worms are a bigger danger. They take advantage of seucrity holes in software that you are running. All OS's periodically expereince worms or in the case of Windoze it is a frequent occurance. \n\nSomebody suggested that the Mac saw fewer virii only because of the fewer numbers. That is incorrect. Linux will soon or already has the lions share of web servers. That makes it the prime target for worms. More so hacking a Linux box is a feather in the hat of hackers because of the difficulty and the wide range of cracking tools built in by default with Linux. Nix OS's experience fewer virus problems simply because they are more secure in design. Microsoft makes quite a few mistakes which they refuse to change. Weak user permissions, the necessity to run as Admin to make a machine usefull, Shattered, VBA, the list goes on of insecure design flaws in Windoze. One of the biggest is attaching IE to the kernel. That is just begging for security problems and aggravates them when they happen. It is also proof that Microsoft values market share over customer need. There is no reason IE needs to be attached to the kernel and plenty of good reasons to not have it woven into the OS. It is designed like that to prevent people from removing IE and nothing more. To keep people from removing IE Microsoft has put all of it's users at higher risk and the wave of IE exploits is just going to increase. Teh design makes IE just too tempting a target for hackers and virus writers.\n\n----------Added after reading other responses -----\nThe link showed all 3 Mac OS X virii. Windows sees more than that per month. Linux sees that many a decade.
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I'm assuming your Macs run on Mac OS X. Mac OS X also has a "sub-operating system" of Mac OS 9 which can run most older programs, so I'm thinking yes, it should be able to do it using the Classic OS 9. When you install the program and choose to run it, OS 9 should boot up automatically. \n\nGood Luck.