PC Emulator s/w for OS/X 10?
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PC Emulator s/w for OS/X 10?
Anyone got this? I need it to run a PC app on a Mac I've got here at work. If there's a chance somebody has something that would do the job and could stick it somewhere that I could download, that would be fab.
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marko,
its virtual pc 6 (funnily enough) and done by microsoft, but bizarrely you cant even get hold of a trial version of it, as stated it wont run on G5 (yet) so how it performs in the real world is unknown, I asked on here before and non-one uses it
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its virtual pc 6 (funnily enough) and done by microsoft, but bizarrely you cant even get hold of a trial version of it, as stated it wont run on G5 (yet) so how it performs in the real world is unknown, I asked on here before and non-one uses it
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It's a G4 Mac, so probably not a problem. Anyone got a URL to download the virtual PC from MS?
Oh, and it's a proprietrary retail EPOS app, so there won't be a Mac version of it.
Oh, and it's a proprietrary retail EPOS app, so there won't be a Mac version of it.
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Marko,
heres the home page for it http://www.microsoft.com/mac/product...?pid=virtualpc but like I said no trial for download. Steven what do you run under emulation? My experience of running linux on virtual pc (for pc!) is that its just not fast enough (well not for software development anyway)
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heres the home page for it http://www.microsoft.com/mac/product...?pid=virtualpc but like I said no trial for download. Steven what do you run under emulation? My experience of running linux on virtual pc (for pc!) is that its just not fast enough (well not for software development anyway)
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I use the SQL Server Enterprise Manager under Win2k on VPC6, it's not the fastest thing in the world but is more than usable.
Depending on what you're developing in you could do it directly on your Mac, presuming OS X
Depending on what you're developing in you could do it directly on your Mac, presuming OS X
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