On 16/11/05, Adrian Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > With Apple going x86 in the next year it's also hard to see what the future > for > VPC might be, it's perhaps not a good software investment at this point. > If I understand correctly, x86 Mac users wanting to run a stock copy of Windows would need to partition their HD so they can boot into either OSX or Windows. A x86 version of VPC would negate the need to setup a separate partition and presumably would run much faster than it does today.
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