Install MAC OS in PC

No, there isn't. Anyone who claims to have found a way has only created a proof-of-concept system and not an usable OS.

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No. They are not.

Part of the reason for the stability of Mac OS X is that it written for the Mac and the Mac only. Any of the hacks to get it to run on a PC are usually unreliable and impossible to upgrade.

Allan

And do you know if MAC is trying to make any Installer for Common PC?

unlikely, as hardware companies make money from selling hardware, and Apple is a hardware company. The purpose of Apple software is to sell Apple hardware.

The Unix layer of Mac OS X called Darwin is available for installtion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_%28operating_system%29

Robert

Here is the thing, Apple is not only making money with hardware but also with their operating system.

Like Microsoft there are upgrades but unlike Microsoft Windows they provide only one version and it usually works.

Doesn't mean that Apple will not have updates and patches; and the antivirus protection definitely *****. Especially since they have such success with their products, hackers will be more interested to exploit Apple products too.

And that is just software based.

However, it would be a good thing for Apple to finally kick Microsoft in the butt and provide Windows users with a working solution to their mayhem. Windows 8 looks terrible and more customers will be interested to have an alternative other than complicated Linux.

So, maybe get off your high horses and finally give Window users a hand with a working Apple solution on all PC's.

Why would anyone switch to an Apple Computer when they already have all the hardware?!

And the All in one Computers are just stupid in my humble opinion. There are only external expensions and for a Tech totally unacceptable. Cheers!

My friend, they all use intel motherboard chips just the coding is different.

...Apple is not only making money with hardware but also with their operating system....

I would argue that at $20 for the operating system, they are NOT making much money on the OS (maybe even a loss). Nothing compared to the cost of developing the operating system and providing support via Telephone support and Apple Genius bars.

Apple is a Hardware company, and as such, they make their money selling hardware. Writing great software is how they sell their hardware.

Historically, when Apple tried to be a Software company they almost went out of business. That lesson runs deep within Apple, and since their current strategy is working so well, they are NOT going to try the software company approach anytime soon.