OK. So, as the Mac community, we have various UNIX/Liunx versions of RealPlayer from which to start. Am I incorrect in my lead that the Linux PPC version will be the best jumping-off point? As long as the libraries are there (ay, there's the rub), all that would be required would be an X windowing system, no? Or is KDE/Gnome requried?
RealPlayer Port
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unlearnthetruth
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it's about damn time. realplayer, as much as i hate it, is kinda a necessity for me. stupid realnetworks..... 
unlearnthetruth
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dricci - 10.1.5 on the ibook?
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See the Rumor: 10.1.5 thread. There's a leaked beta going around.
I don't know what's involved in Real porting Real to OS X. They sure have taken their sweet time on it, though. I guess it's because they had to develop the entire RealONE system from Windows to Mac instead of just carbonize the current player. I don't know, I don't really care. As long as it works I'll be happy
I don't know what's involved in Real porting Real to OS X. They sure have taken their sweet time on it, though. I guess it's because they had to develop the entire RealONE system from Windows to Mac instead of just carbonize the current player. I don't know, I don't really care. As long as it works I'll be happy
Unless you run emulation, you can pretty much kiss this idea goodbye. There isn't even a Real Player for FreeBSD (we have to run the linux_compat setup to even get that far). So, unless there is kernel extensions to run the Linux dependent piece, it's just a pipe dream. However, if, as you say the rumors are true for RealONE coming soon, then it's just a matter of being patient (at least I knw how that feels for Adobe and PhotoShop 7.0)