Multiple Operating Systems.

[catlover2]

If you can run MacOS X in a VM, I'd be pretty impressed, too.

There you go.

If you can run a Windows 7 VM inside an Ubuntu VM inside your MacOS X host, and be playing a game in Windows, then I'll be impressed.

I've never had any luck with running a VM inside of a VM, unfortunately.

[forrestcupp]

I assume Apple's got an iOS SDK for Windows.

You assume wrong. They only have the SDK for MacOS. That's their way of forcing more people to have to buy Macs. They're not very nice.

There you go.

What was the host OS? Doing it from a MacOS X host doesn't count.

[dpny]

You assume wrong. They only have the SDK for MacOS. That's their way of forcing more people to have to buy Macs. They're not very nice.

I'm actually a little surprised by that.

Then again, not so much.

[catlover2]

What was the host OS?

ArchLinux x64 W/KDE.

Doing it from a MacOS X host doesn't count.

It's not actually any easier with OS X as the host if you've got an AMD Hackintosh, because you still need a patched kernel.

[forrestcupp]

ArchLinux x64 W/KDE.

It's not actually any easier with OS X as the host if you've got an AMD Hackintosh, because you still need a patched kernel.

Nice. Is it usable?

[catlover2]

Nice. Is it usable?

Somewhat. The lack of hardware acceleration and random kernel panics take away some of the fun, though. I've also been unsuccessful updating 10.6.3 > 10.6.8.