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Mac OS X on Windows comp?
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is it worth it? i would put it on a second HD and run it off that
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not really worth it unless you have a super-fast computer... and the only version that will run on a PC is a hacked beta version of Tiger for Intel that isn't exactly stable. If you really want to try OSX, your best bet is to get a Mac mini... they're kinda cheap (as far as Macs go).
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i did it, works like its a tru mac, but then again i have a really fast comp so it can handle it, what r u gonna be doing that you need top run on a mac?
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not really, you can run the version mac released for developers, you just have to have a second hard drive...and a lot of time to figure it out.
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its pointless cus i wanted to use final cut but since its so slow it would be stupid
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at my old school all we had was macs and some techers used to load windows on the macs so id think i can work both ways .. not that id want it to i liek xp alot better then osx
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and the reason you sdon tget the windows version is why?
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yeah it does google it you can upgrade it and we have it on our school comps on campus
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you are a fucking dumbass
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man fuck you. I was wrong, i can admit it. we have Avid Xpress DV 3.5, which is if you look it up the same thing in a differnt box. i was thinking of a flash creating program, its close i name to it
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haaaa the only thing Avid and FCP have in common is that they are both non linear editing systems
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yeah read any comp mag when they do a comparison test and they always come out about the sma especially the newest version
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hey if you want to really get involved in it, it can be done. OSX is actually a shell for a unix system, so you could turn your pc into a unix box and install osx over it, but i really have no idea how to do it and there might be some glitches because you wouldn't be using a motorola chip, but hey beggers can't be choosers
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that sounds like a message from a saturday morning cartoon
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I have my computer looking like a mac but i don't know how to get it to be a mac.
Just get Adobe Premier.
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I've seen Linux distros that I mistook for OS X.
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