Because Apple decided to use Intel chips they are now able to have Windows installed as a secondary OS, but can OSX be installed as a secondary OS in a PC?
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Johnny C says:
quite simply no – its an apple operating system.
sorry man.
wyntre_2000 says:
No – not legally or easily. There is a project called OSx86 that has info about it.
sup3r.dup3r says:
Sort of yes. It has to be hacked a bit but it will run. Oh yeah, it’s illegal I think so just buy a mac if you want to run OSx. It’s also a bit slower on a regular Intel.
RAM says:
Yes, but it’s a hack and it’s run virtually. Apple actually advertises running XP or Vista on their platform however.
Noneya Dambiz says:
Technically… no.
Actually? Maybe.
Well, certain people have been discussing this since the announcement of the move to Intel Chips… here is a link that will get you to two sources of information by said group….
I would just get a mac though, if you like the OS, you’ll like the whole package of integrated software/hardware even more.
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quite simply no – its an apple operating system.
sorry man.
No – not legally or easily. There is a project called OSx86 that has info about it.
Sort of yes. It has to be hacked a bit but it will run. Oh yeah, it’s illegal I think so just buy a mac if you want to run OSx. It’s also a bit slower on a regular Intel.
Yes, but it’s a hack and it’s run virtually. Apple actually advertises running XP or Vista on their platform however.
Technically… no.
Actually? Maybe.
Well, certain people have been discussing this since the announcement of the move to Intel Chips… here is a link that will get you to two sources of information by said group….
I would just get a mac though, if you like the OS, you’ll like the whole package of integrated software/hardware even more.