Kurt Gnos wrote:
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.
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.
There was a link on digg.com the other day to a rumour that Apple was
somehow going to make it much easier for developers to develop
dual-platform software directly on the Mac, i.e. provide the necessary
libraries or something. So it may be easy(ier) in the future for
Digital Performer to create a Windows version or whatever, or to develop
their Windows apps directly in OS X.
As a user, what I would want to see would be either:
* a fully transparent virtualization of Windows apps within the OS X
framework: i.e. I just double click on Respondus.exe and it opens as its
own application in OS X, or failing that:
* a very easily accessible virtual desktop containing Windows so that we
could switch to and from Windows without having to reboot - also with
shared folders etc.
Let's see.
Matthew
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