just in the issues of history sake,
back in the early 90's when apple computer was still the old way, there were
apple clones around from umax and power computing. At the time, apple was
interested in supporting the product but they had to follow licensing from
apple. After a long legal case, t
Hello Glenn
There's no legal installation on a PC, as far as I'm aware anyway. It probably
is possible if you're able and willing to do a lot of tinkering; but it's
definitely not supported by Apple and it's definitely not something we would
ever try.
Lynne
On 16 Dec 2011, at 19:02, Glenn wr
Even if you could I would not go that route. if you want a mac, go the right
way and buy a mac.
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I would highly advise against this. not only is this highly illegal, it's also
fraught with problems where compatibility of hardware is concerned and the
behaviour of the board is concerned. Though it is possible, there is a great
deal of harm that can be caused by this. I had tested this for a
Hi Glen,
What you're proposing is what is called a hackintosh. They're apparently
difficult to get working on occasions, and of at least questionable legality. I
would go for the direct route and just buy a proper APple machine. That being
said, if you search the net there are guides to accompli
Hi,
My brother is thinking of getting a Mac, and I suggested that I thought that
the Mac OS can be purchased and installed on a PC.
I don't know if this is still the case.
Does anyone know about this?
Glenn
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