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Mac OS X on an Intel machine

Zones: Apple Operating Systems, Mac OS 10.1 (Cheetah), Mac OS 10.3 (Panther)

Tags: intel, mac, os, machine, x

Is it possible to install the Mac Operating System on an Intel base machine?

Rumour has it that there is a version used 'internally' at Apple. And isn't there an open source version named Darwin?

Thanks.

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Zone: Apple

Question Asked By: BSewills

Solution Provided By: Insolence

Participating Experts: 11

Solution Grade: A

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