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06-25-2002
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mandrake and os X
can i run mac os X stuff in mandrake? on a intel computer?
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06-26-2002
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not binaries, no. To run software for one system on another, you need the source code, and a compiler. You use the source code on your machine to make yourself a new binary for the new system, which should do the same as it did on the old one. Of course the more complicated it gets, the more you will need to change the code to work properly on the new system. Some things are system specific and will require you to port the program over by writing new sections of code.
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