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iOS SDK 4.1 : &nbsp;<a href="http://developer.apple.com/devcenter/ios/index.action" rel="ugc nofollow">http://developer.apple.com/devcenter/ios/index.action</a>
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all the dev tools there are for mac,. I am looking for something for linux or windows.
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I would like to develop apps for ipod/ipad/iphone, and all I could find is the sdk under Mac.<br />
Can anyone guide me how to use a windows or linux - ipod sdk. If there is such a thing...?<br />
I would like to buy mac,. I thought of buying the osx to intel machine, and install that on a seperate disk, or using vm/virtual box to run the system,. But didn't progress much on these tracks....<br />
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Any ideas?
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I would like to develop apps for ipod/ipad/iphone, and all I could find is the sdk under Mac.
Can anyone guide me how to use a windows or linux - ipod sdk. If there is such a thing...?
I would like to buy mac,. I thought of buying the osx to intel machine, and install that on a seperate disk, or using vm/virtual box to run the system,. But didn't progress much on these tracks....

Any ideas?

iOS SDK 4.1 :  http://developer.apple.com/devcenter/ios/index.action

all the dev tools there are for mac,. I am looking for something for linux or windows.

sdk for ipod/ipad/iphone under windows or linux env

I would like to develop apps for ipod/ipad/iphone, and all I could find is the sdk under Mac.
Can anyone guide me how to use a windows or linux - ipod sdk. If there is such a thing...?
I would like to buy mac,. I thought of buying the osx to intel machine, and install that on a seperate disk, or using vm/virtual box to run the system,. But didn&#39;t progress much on these tracks....

Any ideas?

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