The following is a reprint of a couple of mails that were on
alt.os.linux.debian newsgroup yesterday and today. I will not reprint
all of the mailings, but the two replies that are interesting. Here is
the original mailing that started the discussion:
On Tuesday 07 December 2010 16:38 in alt.os.linux.debian, somebody
identifying as Lars Uffmann, [email protected] wrote...
(F'Up set)
This is somewhat off-topic here (in both NGs, sorry for X-Post), but I
wanted to know whether anyone knows about a project of a MAC OS
compatibility layer for Linux, or maybe an emulator project that is
up-to-date (MAC OS X).
Considering MAC OS is a custom-tailored Linux (if I got that right), it
should be easier than the wine project?
And is this possible at all with the copyrights on MAC OS X? I mean - is
there anything different about MAC OS X that would legally prevent a
similar approach to wine?
Thanks for any info!
Lars
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