TommyWillB
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I was trying to figure out what my opinion was on the Intel thread below and I drifted off onto the subject of VM Ware.
VM Ware is a great Intel product that make it so you can run multiple flavors of WinDoze, Linux, and BeOS all at the same time. (Not just a dual-boot, but actually running multiple OS's at the same time.)
So, given the opportunity, I think I would consider running OS X on Intel if that meant I could get to use VM Ware and Windows 2000 at the same time.
Finally the rumor... A coworker of mine was invited to a MacOSX demo/discussion at the NASA Ames Research center here in Mountain View CA. He not only got to mingle with a bunch of scientific geeks, he also saw a machine running a pre-release version of Connectix VirtualPC for OS X.
This may in fact be better than the VM Ware option.
VM Ware is a great Intel product that make it so you can run multiple flavors of WinDoze, Linux, and BeOS all at the same time. (Not just a dual-boot, but actually running multiple OS's at the same time.)
So, given the opportunity, I think I would consider running OS X on Intel if that meant I could get to use VM Ware and Windows 2000 at the same time.
Finally the rumor... A coworker of mine was invited to a MacOSX demo/discussion at the NASA Ames Research center here in Mountain View CA. He not only got to mingle with a bunch of scientific geeks, he also saw a machine running a pre-release version of Connectix VirtualPC for OS X.
This may in fact be better than the VM Ware option.