Snow Leopard Virtualization

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  1. Win7User512
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    Windows 7 x64 / Same
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    TJR357 said:
    Good enough. I'll stick with Windows 7 Pro and Ubuntu.
    Both of those are better choices anyway.
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  3. TJR357
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    Win7User512 said:
    TJR357 said:
    Good enough. I'll stick with Windows 7 Pro and Ubuntu.
    Both of those are better choices anyway.
    I guess so, eh...
    I actually just wanted to try it, to see if I like it.
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  4. Win7User512
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    TJR357 said:
    Win7User512 said:
    TJR357 said:
    Good enough. I'll stick with Windows 7 Pro and Ubuntu.
    Both of those are better choices anyway.
    I guess so, eh...
    I actually just wanted to try it, to see if I like it.
    I used to want to try it too...but I just went to the Apple store and played around. I really have no use for it at present time.
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  6. herojig
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    Snow Leopard, running WIN7 in VMWare Fusion3
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    I agree with PPARKS1 above. I've done the hackintosh thing, and it's just better to get a mac and run windows virtually, instead of the other way around. That works near perfectly and the performance is excellent. Good luck!
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