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Bob Crosley said 3:41PM on 1-16-2006
I have it running on my Toshiba laptop under VMWare 5.5 and it runs great! I'm loving it, but I'm limited to 2 gigs free space, which makes it a nice trial size, but is no substitute for a full out iBook.
Bob
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terevos said 3:46PM on 1-16-2006
What kind of movie file is that? Quicktime says I need a 3rd part component to view it.
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adam Jackson said 3:47PM on 1-16-2006
wow. that's good to know
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Chris Meisenzahl said 3:57PM on 1-16-2006
Very impressive, and I see that Bob also has it running w/ VMWare?!? Wow, that's even one more variable. I wonder how average windows users will react when they get exposed to OS X in large numbers?
Chris
http://amateureconblog.blogspot.com/
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Jumi said 4:08PM on 1-16-2006
This isn't noteworthy -- 10.4.3 was the last pre-IntelMac official release -- designed to work on Intel developer boxes with bios -- the released iMac and Macbook Pro run 10.4.4, and do not use bios. This is the same basic trick that appeared right after last year's WWDC. This would be news only if it was not using the special pre-release version of OSX designed to work on units not too dissimilar to the Thinkpad -- something the real relased version isn't. That's not to say that someone won't hack 10.4.4 and beyond, but it hasn't happened yet...
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Mark W. said 4:15PM on 1-16-2006
ewwwey I feel like a racist or something, they're tainting OS X!
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Dirk S said 4:20PM on 1-16-2006
Wow, this seems to run much faster than on my 1.5Ghz, 15" Powerbook of one year ago. This doesn't look like an incremental speed upgrade anymore but like a real step forward. Starting to look forward to the new Intel MacBook's. Suddenly my PB start to feel sloow.
Dirk
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Ricky said 4:45PM on 1-16-2006
jus wonderin those 10.4.3 x86 hacked for educational purpose can update to 10.4.4 with the Apple software update??
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Bob Crosley said 5:05PM on 1-16-2006
Can you upgrade via software update? Nope. Already tried it!
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scott said 10:12AM on 1-18-2006
does ethernet work with the thinkpad t40? i'm thinking of trying it on mine, but it would be useless if i couldn't get the net to run.
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carlco said 3:21PM on 1-18-2006
yada yada its a DEVELOPMENT version, that said cant wait for a real intel mac.This footage already proves its faster than xp, hold longhorn billy, your coders need a major rewrite (again). So as it turns out those power pc chips were rubbish slow all along, shame on apple for the 5 years of sales b******t saying otherwise
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James Hadden said 12:17AM on 1-25-2006
I was always fond of the rock solid Thinkpads. If 10.4.4 will run on them...
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