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Hi Etaoin, |
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Tuesday, July 3, 2007, 1:51:44 PM, you wrote: |
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> On Tuesday 3 July 2007 12:35, Mick wrote: |
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>> Hi All, |
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>> I have no experience with vmware and was wondering if there is an |
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>> equivalent application to allow a MS Windows or Linux machine to run |
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>> OSX. I need this to be able to check what websites look like in |
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>> Safari (Konqueror comes close, but there are differences). |
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>> Is there such a thing? |
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> Yes, there is pearpc (http://pearpc.sf.net), but since one of the |
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> developers died, development seems to have stalled. Anyway, last time I |
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> checked the current version was able to run OS X 10.3 (don't know about |
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> later versions). |
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> Since newer OS X versions can run on intel hardware, you might be able to |
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> run them in vmware, but I also could be completely wrong on this! |
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VMware Server can help you. It worked for me some time ago. |
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Also looks like you can use Virtual PC 2007. |
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Sergey |
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