is there a program like wine that give the user the ability to run mac apps on linux? If not why? is it harder to do or something?
is there a program like wine that give the user the ability to run mac apps on linux? If not why? is it harder to do or something?
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crossover-you will need to pay for the full version
here is the web sight
http://www.codeweavers.com/products/crossover/
or at least i think it will work
mac is UNIX based
Last edited by gamebusterzade; July 26th, 2011 at 03:33 AM. Reason: can't read today
Here I will put a good saying.
. you just lost the game.
gamebusterzade, I think he's asking for a way to run Mac applications on Linux, not to run Windows applications on a Mac which is what CrossOver is for.
As for your question, as far as I'm aware there is no way to run Mac applications on anything other than a Mac. Apple products are very tightly integrated. Even though Mac applications share some library files with Linux, they have too many things that run on Cocoa and Carbon (not open-source) that just can't be run on anything other than a Mac OS.
Maybe someone else could shed a bit more light on this than I can.
Last edited by Brushstroke; July 26th, 2011 at 03:37 AM.
If you have a good computer you can install a hackintosh into virtualbox but thats about it... What application?
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