From: JOHN.E.ABRAHAM [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Apple should have produced their own emulator or taken over the rights to
REAL PC and developed it to integrate it with any further issues of the
Mac's OS.
I agree 100%
While it is always difficult for an OS developer when to (and not to)
tread into the
From: Nolen Scaife [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And for the Apple should lower their prices argument.
snip
While Apple's prices are quite a bit more expensive than PCs,
What most people are getting wrong here is that they are not
comparing like for like.
I can build three PCs with higher clock speed than I
OK people, that was a very interesting thread but I can't see anymore what
it brings to users of G-based laptops.
Can we move on, please? You can always continue the discussion privately, if
you need to...
Thanks!
-Laurent, G-Books list nanny.
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At 3:12 -0500 on 11/3/03, you (Laurent Daudelin), wrote:
OK people, that was a very interesting thread but I can't see anymore what
it brings to users of G-based laptops.
Can we move on, please? You can always continue the discussion privately, if
you need to...
Thanks Laurent.
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HTH,
From: Steve Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you are really that bothered that you can't run I386 based
operating systems on your Mac, might I suggest investing in
a cheap PC? Then you can run whatever you want on it.
I own several PCs, but that isn't really the point.
Laurence
From: Steve Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
They are gone from the LIST. That doesn't necessarily mean that you can't
install them or that they won't work. The text in the dialog box clearly
states that if your OS is not on the list, to choose the word OTHER.
I very much doubt that Micro$oft will
From: Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And farther down the page is printed:
Buy Blue Label 1.8 now and get special discount
for Mac OS X compatible version we are working on.
If you had as much experience of small companies and products
like this you would know not to trust statements like
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is BLPE Bosch?
BLPE = Blue Label Power Emulator
http://www.lismoresystems.com/
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G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com
If you had as much experience of small companies and products
like this you would know not to trust statements like that!
I have been in the Mac-on-PC emulation scene for a very long
time, so long in fact that I have given up waiting. There were
two companies that seriously promised PPC emulation
Micro$oft
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is BLPE Bosch?
BLPE = Blue Label Power Emulator
http://www.lismoresystems.com/
_
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G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronics
On Saturday, November 1, 2003, at 08:37 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 11/1/03 1:47 PM, Tekno Liber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Michelle Klein-Hass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No worries though... just install Yellow Dog and have a
native port of Linux running on your Mac.
There are several
From: Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mac-on-PC emulation: Is that really relevant here, anyway?
I drew the parallel with companies that were working on very difficult
products and promised, but have yet to deliver. Simple as that!!
Laurence
From: Jim Scolman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
.you guys are using Apple Powerbook laptop computers
and you put a $ in the word Microsoft.get over it.
Get over what ?! Fact is that Micro$oft aims to dominate the
world of computing the same way Islam aims to rule the world.
Everything
on 11/2/03 12:58 PM, JOHN.E.ABRAHAM at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Listers,
I have read with interest the listings regarding VPC M$ and would
like to add another side to the issue.
Apple should have produced their own emulator or taken over the
rights to REAL PC and developed it to
On Nov 2, 2003, at 3:26 PM, Steve wrote:
With a multi-platform PC many times cheaper than a Mac, people will
cross over with reluctance in order to keep their costs down (they
think).
One of the main things going for the Mac is its reliability, as IBM
compatible PC's breakdown all to
Seeing the question about VPC on a Pismo (not I don't have the answer)
made me think about the worrying future of PC compatibility on a Mac.
And I mean PC, not Windoze.
Connectix always strived to making VPC a PC emulator and not a Windoze
emulator, but how long will it be until Micro$oft
On 11/1/03 11:23 AM, Tekno Liber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lisemore (BLPE) has disappeared off
the face of the earth.
It's stilla round. Their website has changed. Check out
http://www.lismoresystems.com/
Sincerely,
Scott
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Oh great! Now Hamlet's acting strange! Well, nobody out-crazies
On Saturday 01 November 2003 09:23 am, Tekno Liber wrote:
Seeing the question about VPC on a Pismo (not I don't have the answer)
made me think about the worrying future of PC compatibility on a Mac.
And I mean PC, not Windoze.
Connectix always strived to making VPC a PC emulator and not a
On Sat, Nov 01, 2003 at 06:23:30PM +0100, Tekno Liber wrote:
:
: Seeing the question about VPC on a Pismo (not I don't have the answer)
: made me think about the worrying future of PC compatibility on a Mac.
:
: And I mean PC, not Windoze.
:
: Connectix always strived to making VPC a PC
This has already come to pass...the new VPC will not allow Linux to be
installed on that. No worries though...just install Yellow Dog and
have a
native port of Linux running on your Mac. Bill Gates is made
irrelevant once
again. That is, unless you need to run Windows on your Mac.
Everything
M$ has already removed Linux, *BSD, Netware, and Solaris from the list
of supported guest OSes.
http://www.msfn.org/comments.php?id=5516catid=1
They are gone from the LIST. That doesn't necessarily mean that you
can't install them or that they won't work. The text in the dialog box
clearly
From: Scott Crick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lisemore (BLPE) has disappeared off
the face of the earth.
It's stilla round. Their website has changed. Check out
http://www.lismoresystems.com/
Ah, cheers!!
However, this'll be the telling tale:
Mac OS system requirements: PowerPC, Mac OS 8.x - 9.x
Ah, cheers!!
However, this'll be the telling tale:
Mac OS system requirements: PowerPC, Mac OS 8.x - 9.x
Important Note: Current version of Blue Label does not
support Mac OS X and Classic environment.
If it stays like that it'll be pretty pointless...
Fingers crossed.
And farther down the page
From: Michelle Klein-Hass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No worries though... just install Yellow Dog and have a
native port of Linux running on your Mac.
There are several reasons for wanting to run an x86 version
of Linux, or other x86 OSs, and this is now a thing of the past
as nobody has the finances to
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