I am curious and would sure experiment with this.
Mac4Lin ver.0.2 - Mac OS X Leopard Transformation pack - Ubuntu Forums
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Showing posts with label Mac. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Mac4Lin ver.0.2 - Mac OS X Leopard Transformation pack
Surprised to see that people are running independent project to make linux look/act like mac.
I am curious and would sure experiment with this.
Mac4Lin ver.0.2 - Mac OS X Leopard Transformation pack - Ubuntu Forums
I am curious and would sure experiment with this.
Mac4Lin ver.0.2 - Mac OS X Leopard Transformation pack - Ubuntu Forums
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Linux desktop imitating OSX
Wonderful article .. full of info...
Linux desktop imitating OSX | Lauri Taimila
will report the exeperience..
Linux desktop imitating OSX | Lauri Taimila
will report the exeperience..
Friday, March 14, 2008
How To: Install OS X on Your Hackintosh PC, No Hacking Required
Found this interesting page... I am pretty sure there are other sites and pages talking about similar stuff.
How To: Install OS X on Your Hackintosh PC, No Hacking Required
I still have to check out how it works, but looks like a very interesting idea to start with...
How To: Install OS X on Your Hackintosh PC, No Hacking Required
I still have to check out how it works, but looks like a very interesting idea to start with...
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Friday, June 15, 2007
First thoughts on Mac
I already have a 4 year old Dell Inspiron 5100 (p4@2.4GHz, 1.25GB RAM, 40GB HDD). Being a Dell, it has got its own problems. Personally, I wont really complain about the machine, it has served well during the past years.
However, with my new needs coming in for a second laptop (many small reasons), I have to look for a suitable one.
From the background I come from, a new pc/laptop by default means a Windows based one. Recently, Linux has emerged as another choice, but only among technical people who have a flair for experimenting and need the unix like environment for programming. However, Linux has not yet made its mark as the desktop operating system choice . Perhaps upcoming years will add the maturity, to make it usable by an end user.
A colleague at office has been advocating Mac very strongly (he already has one). After looking at the macbook that he has, I was forced to think, Is it not worth it...
Thats when I started looking at the apple website and comparing technical specifications.
At the same time, I posted my dilemma to certain groups at the usenet forums.
Here are the threads...
Post at comp.sys.mac.advocacy
Post at comp.sys.mac.apps
Post at comp.sys.mac.system
Will continue posting more of my experiences...
raghav..
However, with my new needs coming in for a second laptop (many small reasons), I have to look for a suitable one.
From the background I come from, a new pc/laptop by default means a Windows based one. Recently, Linux has emerged as another choice, but only among technical people who have a flair for experimenting and need the unix like environment for programming. However, Linux has not yet made its mark as the desktop operating system choice . Perhaps upcoming years will add the maturity, to make it usable by an end user.
A colleague at office has been advocating Mac very strongly (he already has one). After looking at the macbook that he has, I was forced to think, Is it not worth it...
Thats when I started looking at the apple website and comparing technical specifications.
At the same time, I posted my dilemma to certain groups at the usenet forums.
Here are the threads...
Post at comp.sys.mac.advocacy
Post at comp.sys.mac.apps
Post at comp.sys.mac.system
Will continue posting more of my experiences...
raghav..
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