Hi,
how about the reverse? If I could run Mac OSX on my windows machine,
I might buy the logic windows to mac update, since I liked the
program very much. I might also give Bandstand a try. But I would not
by an Intel Mac to run XP, or vista, on.
I have all the software I need on my XP machine, and some of the best
programs, like wavelab, don't exist for macs. Many of the "good"
programs exist for PC and Mac, anyway, and while I would like two or
thre Mac specific programs, I would miss the hundreds of PC
alternatives and lots of shareware or freeware programs.
Also I like the feeling of XP, I am accustomed to it, and I know
where to look if a problem arises, which hardly ever happens.
OK, there are less viruses for OSX, but there are, and there would be
more if more macs were out there.
Is there also a solution out there, or in sight? I'm not talking
about an OSX emulator, but about being able to select XP or OSX while booting.
And I would just hope OSX would take care of all my external Firewire
and USB2 drives (NTFS), soundcards (Hammerfall DSP and Creative Labs
X-Fi), W-Lan, Wireless keyboard and mouse, Pocket PC, and and...) How
about the flexibility of OSX to adress PC hardware? I guess my iPod
would not be a problem...;-)
Any hints?
Kurt
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