I see. Well, that Linux is not binary compatible with Darwin
changes things. I was also thinking about (eventually) working on helping port the GNU Hurd to "new world" ppc architecture. Is this a project that any of you would be interested in at some point? By the way, yesterday I was on the phone with Apple and I asked them in an off-handed way what sort of support they would give for their hardware if I didn't have Mac OS X installed at all. The person I spoke to at first said that they wouldn't give any support at all - and then that they would only give support if the problem was obviously a hardware issue. I'm a little concerned about this... since the way they seem to like to decide whether or not something is a hardware issue is to have you twiddle with various things in the Systems Preferences. The guy said that most likely they would just ask me to re-install OS X. I'm not so into that! Macs make admirable Linux machines in fact Can you be more specific? I've seen this opinion in one other place (talking about a PowerBook; I have an iBook). But I wasn't sure what the rationale is. Joe _______________________________________________ Siglinux mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://machito.utacm.org/mailman/listinfo/siglinux
