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QwertyManiac
Commander in Chief
Well for windows u can use an emulator ike 'iemulator' to run it on a MAC
Well man,
Mac Sucks
its too costly, u can buy a high-end PC in that much money. :roll:
There are very few people who can repair it ( if something happens to it).
and the most important, I CANNOT PLAY QUAKE on it!
if u wanna do some graphic kinda work, go n buy it.
and if u've gotta lotta money to waste (have read about some 'Lifestyle' or something useless like dat) give some of them to me, so I can upgrade my system for Windows Vista!
(kiddin')
Mac Sucks
its too costly, u can buy a high-end PC in that much money. :roll:
There are very few people who can repair it ( if something happens to it).
and the most important, I CANNOT PLAY QUAKE on it!
if u wanna do some graphic kinda work, go n buy it.
and if u've gotta lotta money to waste (have read about some 'Lifestyle' or something useless like dat) give some of them to me, so I can upgrade my system for Windows Vista!
(kiddin')
gauravsuneja
macaddict
i ahve a mac mini with the os preloaded i bught it so that i can run mac os onmy pc www.pearpc.net but they say mac os which comes with mac mini cannot be instaalle don any other pc
sidewinder
Ambassador of Buzz
u can run mac on i386..U need microsoft virtual pc nd apprx 256 mb ram for every os u load...
But the cost of ms vp nd mac os will get u an midrange full featured pc anyway...
Well if u r talking abt C*a*kED versions then no comment..
But the cost of ms vp nd mac os will get u an midrange full featured pc anyway...
Well if u r talking abt C*a*kED versions then no comment..
Choto Cheeta
Rebooting
hay, check this thread out...
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16453
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16453
goobimama
Macboy
@Lobo: Mac sucks? since when? As far as I'm concerned, it is the most perfect system.
- We have had so many PCs in the office and I have to go almost every few days to fix them, some problem or the other.
- They hang up now and then, get viruses, spyware. Mac does not (not never, but mostly does not) and I don't even use an antivirus.
- Sure they have lots of software, but quality software? Even MS Office for mac 2004 is much better than its windows counterpart
- When it comes to support, the comp takes almost a week before it comes (Assembled PCs). No boards are available for systems which you bought just a year back, everything changes.
- Support for the mac is like a piece of cake. If something is wrong with say, your optical drive, they will see if its damaged and replace the drive within just a few days. IN THE MEANTIME, YOU GET A STANDBY MACHINE. If there is so much as a dead pixel, they WILL REPLACE AND NOT REPAIR THE LCD SCREEN.
- as far as I'm concerned, and many others, MacOSX Tiger is far more advanced than Windows Vista.
- Tiger runs beautifully on even a 128 MB RAM system. I think you have heard of Vista's system requirements.
- We have had so many PCs in the office and I have to go almost every few days to fix them, some problem or the other.
- They hang up now and then, get viruses, spyware. Mac does not (not never, but mostly does not) and I don't even use an antivirus.
- Sure they have lots of software, but quality software? Even MS Office for mac 2004 is much better than its windows counterpart
- When it comes to support, the comp takes almost a week before it comes (Assembled PCs). No boards are available for systems which you bought just a year back, everything changes.
- Support for the mac is like a piece of cake. If something is wrong with say, your optical drive, they will see if its damaged and replace the drive within just a few days. IN THE MEANTIME, YOU GET A STANDBY MACHINE. If there is so much as a dead pixel, they WILL REPLACE AND NOT REPAIR THE LCD SCREEN.
- as far as I'm concerned, and many others, MacOSX Tiger is far more advanced than Windows Vista.
- Tiger runs beautifully on even a 128 MB RAM system. I think you have heard of Vista's system requirements.
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