On Tuesday 08 March 2005 11:28 am, Paul Greene wrote: > 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? I think that there is a version of linux fo macs http://www.yellowdoglinux.com/ > > > > Maryse
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