Using Powerbook Windows Apps

My powerbook got stolen and I've been using only Windows for the past 10 days, and the rest of january too before i buy my new powerbook. ...

A few months ago I make the big jump and got myself a Macbook Pro. My first foray back into using a Mac since I had Powerbook Titanium when OS X first came out. ...

I'm currently using a PowerBook G4 but plan to updgrade soon to a MacBook. I currently use Virtual PC for a few Windows apps I use which are not available for Mac. ...

user for 8 years or so. I've created numerous websites and such using XP and earlier versions. But some time after, reality started to kick in and I realized, to hell with this! ...

Using those, the PowerBook lasts at least twice as long than the MacBook does. ...

Stay away from Mandrake...they haven't kept their PPC version on par with their x86 version, so you will have older apps compared to "Lintel" users. Gentoo is also good from what I hear, and their emerge software is supposed to be great for keeping Gentoo fresh. ...

I'm new to mac, but have been using windows since pre 3.x days, and knew my way around it. WinXp thrives on extra memory, but 256mb would be enough for most people just running office and media player. ...

you can remotely access you windows computer from the mac using the microsoft remote desktop. It works like terminal services. The great thing about it is you can run windows apps on your mac at increadible speeds. ...

I was looking into beginning to program palm os apps and it looks like using my PC might be a better choice? ...

When I bought my PowerBook these apps were given for free. They never said shareware. While on the other hand when I bought my Windows XP desktop I got copies of Norton AntiVirus and a demo copy of Photoshop that both said they were 30 day trials right in the open. Here's the way I view this. ...