Perhaps Apple doesn't like it, but never-the-less... As I said earlier, saw Linux and OS X running on a new HP laptop. I know what I saw. I could try and find out what was allowing the switching. Several boot partitions or something were all running at once. XP, Linux and OS X. It was the real deal. I run X daily. I know what I saw. > > From: John McKernon <mckernonjunk@...> > Date: 2006/11/15 Wed AM 12:37:44 EST > To: "futurebasic@..." <futurebasic@...> > Subject: Re: [FB] [X-FB]MacOS_forPC > > > 1) We can now buy an Intel Mac and run Linux or Windows on it if we so desire. > > 2) However, I have heard that we can't do the converse, i.e., buy a PC and run > > the Mac OS on it. > > Always keep in mind that at its heart, Apple makes its money selling > hardware. The software, no matter how compelling it is, simply helps Apple > sell the nuts and bolts, which sell for a much higher profit margin than > software ever will. > > And that's why OSX will never run on regular PC hardware - because Apple > would lose hardware sales. > > - John > > -- > To unsubscribe, send ANY message to: futurebasic-unsubscribe@... > > Best Wishes, George gbeckman@... http://www.pggp.com