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Re: [lq:aide] Logiciel Mac

Le Vendredi 07 Avril 2006 13:44, vous avez écrit :
> Bon alors je suis pas expert dedans, et je me posais des questions.
> 
> J'ai entendu parler (en bien) de VMWare Workstation, pour rouler un autre
> OS sur son poste. 
> Apparemment, tu le lances et installes l'OS de ton choix (Windows).
> Peut-être que si on a un CD MacOSX pour Mac-Intel, on peut l'installer sur
> son poste linux avec VMWare... 
> Vous en pensez quoi ?
> 
> A part cela, je suis d'accord que ce n'est pas ce que tu recherches Remys
> mais je me demandais si, dans la liste, certains auraient une réponse à ma
> question.:) 
> 
> Patrick
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      (re)Salut la Liste,

      Pour le fun, je joint ("replacé" dans l'ordre chronologique) un 
échange suite à ces recherches...

      Amusez vous bien,
Patrick

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      Hello,

      On the Mac OS X page, I read "running with Intel processors" but I 
understoud "running on (so called) PCs"... Then I spent a lot of time on 
this site (and its french version) to verify that... I dreamed! I 
developped a (great :-) application on Mac while it was using Motorola's 
family processors. It was a "scientific" application called «HUIT»: an 
indegrated developpement environnement. I gave up with Apple when Apple 
decided to pass to the power PC processor because:
- I did not get anything back from this developpement (at least a positive 
feedback on free demonstration floppies sent here or there),
- the  cost of transition to PPC was too big for me (developping was done as 
hobby).
- Software adaptation (remember, it was suggested to leave Pascal and pass 
to C, too).

      Now, I use Linux and KDE. It's great. But seeing my reaction after the 
reading of Mac OS X home page, I hunderstand that I am still "in love" with 
MAC**. So here is my question:
-Is it possible that Mac OS X runs (or will run) as a virtual machine with 
Xen version of Linux core? or, but I guess response will be negative:
- Could it be possible that in the future, Mac OS X will run on a standard 
PC?. In that case, I (and I suppose a great deal of other [frustrated] 
users too) would be ready to get, as fast as possible, the famous OS X for 
some 130US$. But Appel is a great builder of great hardwares running great 
softwares, then Appel is an hardware dealer, not a software dealer... I 
regret that! Further more, I remember that Microsoft (or Pablo EscoGates 
himself?) invested more than 1 million$ in Apple, escaping it from death, 
but making hard now for Apple OSs to become a real competitor of 
WindOverDose...

      Thanks for the attention you paid to that mail. I would really 
apreciate a feedback, what ever the length of it text...
Patrick Serru [a great frustrated man]

** So called "Ma danseuse" (translatable in "my naked danser"): in France, 
this expression projects the image of a respectable man beeing stupidely in 
love with a woman light enough to be a naked dancer, who just cost him a 
lot of money with only frustration back from here :-)

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Subject: Re: Mac OS X and it's future...
Date: Jeudi 09 Février 2006 12:07
From: Apple Worldwide Developer Technical Support <dts@xxxxxxxxx>
To: patrickserru@xxxxxxxxxxxx

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Follow-up:  14138499

Hello Patrick,

Thank you for contacting Apple Developer Technical Support.  Please know 
that at this time Apple does not support running Mac OS X as a virtual 
machine with an Xen version of the Linux core.  It is not Apple's policy to 
comment on unannounced products or products under development, whether or 
not they actually exist. In addition, it is not our policy to discuss 
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Maurice Cusseaux
Apple Developer Connection 
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