Run OSX on x86

[Laukev7]

quote: Read it's comments.
It's probably untrue.
Not that anything that Apple does in secret has anything to do with this.

Yes, that's why I said, believe what you want about that. But Rhapsody x86 has in fact existed, since I have it on CD.

 

quote: I stated(and still do) that this PearPC will never
replace a real mac and that OSX will never be fully ported to PC(remaining Linux and BSD as your best PC choice).
I've also explaint why this only counts for OSX and not Darwin(still not perfect on PC).

So you meant that OS X cannot be properly emulated on x86. OK, that I can agree with.

 

quote: As for the price.
I bought a P4 for 420 Euro
My software and administration costs: 0 Euro
Can you find me a new Mac for that price?
 

OK, let me restate my point. Yes, Apple does not sell computers at that price, but saying that people who buy Macs 'pay a lot of money' is a gross exaggeration. And as the article I posted has shown, PCs equipped with similar hardware as Macs are not significantly less expensive.

And as a matter of fact, yes, it is quite possible to get a Mac for that price. First, find a Powermac 9500 for 20

[Aloone_Jonez]

Because an hardware emulation is only about 10% efficient it sucks horribly at running new software, the only real use for it in my opinion is for running old software for example old arcade games. In general emulation is only good for running 8 year old software on. I know processors develop at a faster rate than this but memory access speeds are progressing at a far lower rate an it takes time to develop good emulation software. Apple have nothing to fear unless PCs suddenly become 10 times a powerful as Macs.

[WMD]

CherryOS proven a copy of PearPC:
http://apple.slashdot.org/apple/04/10/18/2137253.shtml?tid=179&tid=3

Prick.

[insomnia]

CherryOS is a GPL violating copy of PearPC.

[ October 18, 2004: Message edited by: insomnia ]