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Run Windows apps on your Mac with CrossOver Mac
Want to run Windows programs on your Mac? Got one of those new-fangled Intel Macs? Great; you're halfway there! No more putting up with perpetually-slow Virtual PC for you. But maybe you don't want to bother with actually running Windows on your Mac, either. All you want to do is play Half-Life, after all.CrossOver Mac, produced by Codeweavers, may be the solution for you. It allows you to run Windows applications natively from within Mac OS X. (Codeweavers, remember, is a major corporate supporter of Wine.) Grab the free beta version now; once it hits 1.0 status, you'll have to pay $40 for it.
[Via Lifehacker]
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Subscribe to commentsFuzzSep 10th 2006 3:45PM
It actually works pretty well, i ran Office 2003 with no problems when i tried it out.
Steve AlgieriSep 10th 2006 7:21PM
It works very well. I managed to get the Lotus Notes Designer (day job) running under it. Freaked out my co-workers ;)
Check the blog for screenshots.
http://aboutconfig.blogspot.com/2006/09/lotus-notes-designer-on-mac-os-x.html
QwfwqSep 10th 2006 9:05PM
Amazingly I don't see any dissenting voices about Apple not "opening" their Mac OS X so that it can be ran on other systems. There are already 3 ways (bootcamp, vm and wine/crossover) to run Windows apps on Macs, but I can't "legally" install OS X on a PC - how hypocritical is that.