You'd be better off using an emulator if you only want to use a mac sometimes. If you want the full experience, be prepared to spend.

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No, it won't work.

Apple compatible hardware is required, and you likely don't have it. I could be wrong, but I don't think so.

You can do the opposite, though.

You'd be better off using an emulator if you only want to use a mac sometimes. If you want the full experience, be prepared to spend.

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I see. *downloads Linux OS*

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There's an elephant in my birdbath

Two, why the hell would you want to switch to a Mac? For one, its not just a decision you make out of the blue "Oh, I think Im going to download the Mac OS and install it"

You have to have your hard drive formatted a special way, and you have to have the disk prepared right for it to work.  

Then, you install it, and deal with all the bugs, because your computer isnt designed for it.  

I would advise not to switch to a Mac out of my personal hatred, but if you must, at least do it the right way and go drop $1200 on one.

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Yes, it is possible to install the Mac OS on a PC, but you have to pirate the disk, and do alot of prep. It does not work right unless you have an Intel CPU, and even then it is buggy.

Post edited at 12:27 pm on Dec. 7, 2007 by drifting

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Kids in the back seat can cause accidents.
Accidents in the back seat can cause kids.
Moral: Drive a two seater

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One, there is no such thing as "a" Linux. It is Linux.

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A Linux distribution.

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One, there is no such thing as "a" linux. It is linux.

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I believe he was referring to a linux distribution, which there are a variety of...

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Quote: from drifting at 12:25 pm on Dec. 7, 2007

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One, there is no such thing as "a" Linux. It is Linux.

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 A Linux distribution.

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That would be another proper way to say it.

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Kids in the back seat can cause accidents.
Accidents in the back seat can cause kids.
Moral: Drive a two seater