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Macintosh; now that it has intel chips
Topic Started: Apr 19 2006, 07:38 PM (68 Views)
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Recently, Ive really been considering buy one of those macintosh machines.
You know, the knew ones that have a intel duo core...
And then have Boot Camp on it just in case for some windows applications.

I love to look and feel of a mac. But I love the ease of use with windows... but if i can have both... well i think you know.

Should I get a mac though? Spend all that money? Or just stick to PC and microsoft.
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Monkeydee
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i'd stick with a pc
get a processor that's SSE3 capable and then dual boot that with winxp and osx. you're technically not allowed to run osx on a pc, but it is possible and does work.
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thanks monkeydee!
phew i was worried about that. cuz i was thinking about building a PC but if i get a mac... its not just liek i can build it on my own. so that sounds great!
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osx thinks thats mac operatin why not just run a Dule boot with linux then
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im never sure which version of linux to get, and with a mac.. i dont know, i just like the way the operating system feels. but it can get irritating to me i guess, when i use it the program sometimes stop responding and i have to force quit.
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mandrake is easy to use
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ill check it out.
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zzzzzzzuhlast
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they all are good try kubuntu
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ill have to test drive them. I wish there was some little questionare that would tell me what distro of linux would be the best for me.

But the Mac OS X, still pretty interesting, i just really only like the way it looks so if there is a version of linux thats really similar i guess i can use that.
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OK, so I am now using SuSE. and I LOVE IT!!!!
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