Re: [newbie] Mac and Linux

[Paul Greene]

If it's a Mac program written for Mac OSX, it should be pretty easy to 
run on Linux because Mac OSX is Unix under the hood (well, "Unix-like"; 
the guts of OSX is a version of BSD). A lot of Mac OSX programs have 
Linux equivalents; others that come in source code format can usually be 
compiled under Linux.

For pre-OSX Macs, uh, well, I think you're probably out of luck, unless 
someone has written some emulator software somewhere that'll do the trick.

PG
M.Schild wrote:
Hi,
someone just sent me this question. I, (of course) couldnīt answer but no 
doubt one of you will.

Could you please ask one of your buddies that run Linux if Mac programs can 
be run from a pc that uses Linux?

Maryse

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