“SWsoft’s Beloussov says that this spring, Parallels will upgrade its software further,
in a way that by coincidence will make it easier to run Mac OS on a non-Apple computer.
He also insists that is not deliberate, but just a consequence of the nature of the
technology, especially now that Intel (Charts) builds virtualization technology into its chips.”
Source:money.cnn.com/2007/01/19/technology/fastforward_parallels.fortune
This one is for multi OS addicts like me.
I have a triple boot with 2 versions of OS X86 and Windows XP.
So how do I exchange files between OS X86 and Windows systems?
Under Windows XP, I use MacDrive to read/write HFS+ partitions.
But under OS X86, I must use a FAT32 partition to write data on a windows partition.
NTFS is not supported in writing mode.
I really want to get rid of that FAT32 partition and avoid the max 4 gigs file size limitation.
So here is the solution, use MACFuse to write to NTFS file system.
Many bloggers already started throwing their predictions on what’s going to be
unvealed by Steve on January 9th in his MacWorld 2007 keynote.
I’m feeling lazy today so I will just throw a few keywords here:
- Leopard release date
- iTV
- iPhone / no iPhone
- iLife / iWork ‘07
- 8-core mac pro
- Macbook Pro redesign
- Blue-Ray drives
- Smaller Macbooks (12″)
- Widescreen touch sensitive iPods
- The one more thing
For those who will assist to MacWorld, go there: www.sharemacworld.com
or send your comments, pictures, videos to macosxgeek@gmail.com
JaS released a SSE2-SSE3 universal DVD.
If you are new to OSX86, go get it! Pussy, pussy, pussy…
download here
JaS also announced his retirement from the scene after seven successful DVD releases.
Long live JaS!
Read the full story of OSx86 on Wikipedia:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSx86
