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Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #5

I guess pedro missed last week's episode. But sure, let Apple license it, if it will expand the user base, as that brings a larger market to me as a mac developer.
MacNN Development by SMacTech

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #6

Quote: Originally Posted by SMacTech I guess pedro missed last week's episode. But sure, let Apple license it, if it will expand the user base, as that brings a larger market to…
MacNN Development by goMac

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #7

Of course this going to be a flamewar but... last week I was running 10.4.1 on a ThinkPad T40 and it was like a dream come true. I wish the PowerBooks can soon complete well agains…
MacNN Development by OpenStep

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #8

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika Does this REALLY have to be discussed every other week? We should have a poll on this very question.
MacNN Development by MindFad

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #9

Quote: Originally Posted by goMac What I think would be interesting is Apple bringing back the Yellow Box for Windows. Think about it. We're all compiling for Intel now anyway.…
MacNN Development by Detrius

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #10

Quote: Originally Posted by dazzla Nope, cause part of Apple's appeal is it's flawless integration with everything it sells. Potential hardware compatibility would ruin their "i…
MacNN Development by loki74

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #11

Quote: Originally Posted by Detrius But then you have the support issue of customers asking why one application runs on Macs and Windows and another one doesn't. Also, in going…
MacNN Development by goMac

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #12

Quote: Originally Posted by Detrius <snip> So basically, releasing Yellow Box now would mean that Apple is signing off on killing Carbon. ( Yeah, I know... not really. …
MacNN Development by ShotgunEd

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #13

What people are ignoring is simple economics: Apple make their money from HARDWARE. If they were to sell MacOS X for generic PCs they would have to charge about twice as much as th…
MacNN Development by barney ntd

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #14

People need to remember to lesson that Jobs learned with Next. Next was originally a hardware manufacturer that later became a software only company. Next was unable to get a footh…
MacNN Development by Agent69

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #15

Quote: Originally Posted by analogika Does this REALLY have to be discussed every other week? This should be posted on every thread.
MacNN Development by Randman

Mac OS X on non Apple harware — #16

NO. Apple's killed the Macintosh dead, dead, dead but at the very least we can pretend such a thing exists if they don't let Dell dolts run Mac OS X as well. Mac OS X isn't Macin…
MacNN Development by dru

My ePenis is bigger than yours... — #5

It would seem that using the word ePenis is getting you a lot of attention. I think that it is important to be honest and polite.
MacNN Troubleshooting by wdlove

My ePenis is bigger than yours... — #6

Quote: Originally Posted by Severed Hand of Skywalker OMG longest post about computers and penis' and I am not even interested. -t
MacNN Troubleshooting by turtle777

My ePenis is bigger than yours... — #8

Wow, what crawled up your guy's butts this morning? Is it because it's Monday? Is it because of the flooding in the East Coast? The Thunderstorms in usually beautiful Southern Cali…
MacNN Troubleshooting by iDriveX

My ePenis is bigger than yours... — #10

Quote: Originally Posted by iDriveX Wow, what crawled up your guy's butts this morning? Is it because it's Monday? It's a Monday? Quote: Originally Posted by iDriveX I…
MacNN Troubleshooting by Doofy

My ePenis is bigger than yours... — #12

Funny. And sadly, far too true among a very large number of Internet users. Maybe we should develop an alternative Internet that ONLY allows people who think their computer's s…
MacNN Troubleshooting by ghporter
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