Brian Durant wrote: > Yeps, that can be an alternative, but for some reason there is no G5 > support, so be forwarned. Another alternative is to try installing > Darwin PPC as a dual boot and then use GNOME or KDE that way. > Personally, I think there is too much waste using GNOME or KDE in X11 > while running OS X at the same time. > > Cheers, > > Brian > > On Oct 1, 2006, at 20:22, BrianO'Keefe wrote: > >> I run MacOnLinux in Ubuntu to use Mac apps when I'm booted into Linux. I >> can access either partition from the other. OS X automounts the Linux >> volume with an exts manager in System preferences which needs to be >> installed separately. Can't remember what it's called now as it just >> works and I haven't futzed with it since I first used it 2 years ago > Right-the MOL guy passed away and development has been hampered. I have a G4 so no problem.
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