My friend got a Mac OS

[DarkRedFlame]

So my friend went down to a local apple store yesterday and purchased a copy of the Mac OSX and got it working on his PC today. I saw how it ran and I was quite impressed with the results, I guess it would be nice to dual-boot with Windows and Mac.

[AcidSoldier]

How- What th- Ho-

I've heard it's almost impossible to get OSX on a PC.

[DarkRedFlame]

At 12/24/08 08:47 PM, AcidSoldier wrote: How- What th- Ho-

I've heard it's almost impossible to get OSX on a PC.

WMWare my buddy, work wonders.

[JKMonkey]

At 12/24/08 08:47 PM, AcidSoldier wrote: How- What th- Ho-

I've heard it's almost impossible to get OSX on a PC.

i get customers all the time running both of them on there laptops, its pretty sweet, but im not a big fan of Mac

[firemaker60]

This is illegal you know.

[UMREE]

my dad just got a customized PC disk which includes mac and pc programs as well as some 3rd party applications, its pretty amazing.

[DarkRedFlame]

At 12/24/08 08:59 PM, firemaker60 wrote: This is illegal you know.

It is not illegal to install a genuine copy of OSX on an Intel based computer of any kind.

It all about the Pentiums baby.

[WeedClock]

thats cool ese,
i want one too
ill be the first one in the hood to get one

[TheMayo]

I got a friend who has a friend who has an uncle who has the underwear tht belonged to Michael Jackson as a kid....still has the skid marks

[BFK]

At 12/24/08 09:03 PM, DarkRedFlame wrote:

At 12/24/08 08:59 PM, firemaker60 wrote: This is illegal you know.

It is not illegal to install a genuine copy of OSX on an Intel based computer of any kind.

It all about the Pentiums baby.

yes it is, it must be an "apple certified" computer to be legal

personally I think this is a croc of shit; apple can take their stupid restrictive operating system and shove it for all I care

[DarkRedFlame]

At 12/24/08 09:08 PM, BigFuzzyKitten wrote:
yes it is, it must be an "apple certified" computer to be legal

personally I think this is a croc of shit; apple can take their stupid restrictive operating system and shove it for all I care

A User-End Agreement does not make it technically illegal, what you are doing is voiding the warranty on the product.

[Skwurll]

mac fails

HARD...

[Bladezguy]

NOT TRUE.

[ChaosProdigy]

At 12/24/08 09:13 PM, DarkRedFlame wrote:

At 12/24/08 09:08 PM, BigFuzzyKitten wrote:
yes it is, it must be an "apple certified" computer to be legal

A User-End Agreement does not make it technically illegal, what you are doing is voiding the warranty on the product.

He's pretty much correct. And to add to the absolutely upsetting news, Apple could sue your friend's ass for using their product on a "non-Apple certified" computer.

[pHuXxXB0xX]

umm. so can all macfags proceed to suck their mum's dicks as they see how mone- er, cum-hungry steve jobs is?

i use windows xp, vista [on my lappy - i dont want to piss away the warranty yet] and debian. and they all work fine for the hardware they're on. someone mentioned in another thread that apple computers wil lserve them long time. ummm, my amd athlon xp 1600+ dates back to 1998, so suckadick. and i bet it plays more modern games then your g5, fagg0000000000000000000000000000ts

i need a spliff :(

[pHuXxXB0xX]

At 12/24/08 09:31 PM, KemCab wrote: - Safari, the most overrated browser ever, next to Firefox.
- and OSX, the dumbest piece of shit operating system that holds your hand every time you try to do something serious.

My ideal computer is either a Windows powerhouse or a small, cheap machine with dual-boot XP and Linux.

sex me now, you magnificent beast.

alternatively, what browser DO you use? :3

[The-Doctor]

Im very sorry for your friend

[firemaker60]

At 12/24/08 09:31 PM, KemCab wrote: - Safari, the most overrated browser ever, next to Firefox.
- and OSX, the dumbest piece of shit operating system that holds your hand every time you try to do something serious.

Oh, so now you're knocking down two very good internet browsers and a very successful Operating System? Go back to your outdated XP, and wallow in your old hardware.

[nerdking]

At 12/24/08 08:46 PM, DarkRedFlame wrote: So my friend went down to a local apple store yesterday and purchased a copy of the Mac OSX and got it working on his PC today. I saw how it ran and I was quite impressed with the results, I guess it would be nice to dual-boot with Windows and Mac.

if i were you my friend i would look into ubuntu. its free and better then windows and mac

[firemaker60]

At 12/24/08 10:33 PM, KemCab wrote: satisfactory stuff

Alright, at least you responded better than some other people in a certain thread.

Do give Windows 7 a try when it is released, though.