I'd just finish a 10 pages emulation guide, that will give a tutorials and walkthrough on how to change your Windows Xp to Mac OS X.

You can read it here http://www.osx-e.com/articles/emulation_manuals.html

Pinned, thanks for the guide..

Thank You for the guide. Guess what i'm using osx right now.It really nice

Hows OSX in terms of gaming? is there any game for it? I was thinking about a change to linux...but...i play games...so im still reluctant about it...

you done this guide by ur own...?

Changing Windows XP to Mac OS X here isn't meaning that your are using Mac OS X but just the appearance of your Windows XP are almost similar (but not the same) as Mac OS X.

reskin ler! not total changes.

What do you make of my statement "but just the appearance" and "are almost similar (but not the same)"

Yeah, after a lot of readings from lots of resources, and through my own experiences running the osx-e for almost 2 years. Thats the most frequently asked question by my forum members, and I guess with the guide, most of the newbie just can read it there.

ya...bro most of us here been do this a long2 time already.....it same

gr8 guide...

but is it 100% emulation .. as in totally look n feel liek os X ... also functionalities leh ? same same ar .. like os X but still retain the full function of windows.. ?

if u wan almost 100% read the great guide.... but i think is almost perfect already..

gre8 guide...though i just read cpt 8 - cpt 10 only...

Wow so many things to dl, btw i have a question here, what is the differents between this and the FlyAKite software where its a Mac theme on windows. After i install the Fly A Kite i realise everything has change to mac interface right from the startup to the icons, the only thing that is different is the drop down of the taskbar. So if there is Fly A Kite why do we need to do these, coz it does almost the same things. Sorry for this noob question.

Some people sometime afraid to use an installer like flyakite because its might the windows system files. And although you'd installed flyakite, there are still few things that you need to make it 100% like Mac OS X. Thats why I'd created a different chapter for each section so that people will know which aspect of their emulation is still lack after installing flyakite.

how much total resources are used for this ???

This post has been edited by ALIAS.JG: Aug 30 2005, 09:05 PM

Thanks for the info

i've used stardock to make my windows looks like mac os... thanks for your information above.. but with low spec my laptop run slowly....

WOW...WOW.. and WOW