Now that MacOS X can run on Intel chips, I assume it's possible to have Windows (XP/Vista), Linux and MacOS X all running on a single Intel PC. Is anyone currently doing this, and are there any problems with doing so?
Windows, Linux, MacOS X all on one PC?
Miscellaneous Forums/General Discussion/Windows, Linux, MacOS X all on one PC? You can use bootcamp to install windows on a Intel Mac, and you can install a intel version of Linux also, there's no problem. There's also a MacOsX 10.3.9 build for Intel chips circulation on internet, I think it is not a legal release, so I wouldn't download it or even install it, but I've read that it is working ok in some forums (as a prove it can both OS can share a single computer).
Linux has been proven to be a good companion of MacOs and Windows, so intalling all of them, theorically, shouldn't be a problem.
Linux has been proven to be a good companion of MacOs and Windows, so intalling all of them, theorically, shouldn't be a problem.
It's illegal to install Mac OS X on non-Apple machines.
buy a Mac, and install Vista/XP and Linux on that.. :)
Thanks for the info guys, think I will just stick with a PC for Windows and Linux and buy a Mac for MacOS :P
If you got the cash to do that, it's okay I suppose.
I've been reading things on the official homepage of Apple since I had the same question. Apple has confirmed it to be possible to install MacOS, Windows and Linux and any other Intel based OS on a Mac all in once.
I've been reading things on the official homepage of Apple since I had the same question. Apple has confirmed it to be possible to install MacOS, Windows and Linux and any other Intel based OS on a Mac all in once.
sounds like 3 hardisk time :) (i dont trust partitions)