A variety of ways to get IE 6 running in OS X

Interesting... The link to his wine install didn't work, though. I went out and grabbed a copy of Darwine instead, and that doesn't seem to want to work either on my MBP. Hmmmm... I guess I'll wait for smarter folks than myself to fill in the gaps.

gish... i wish there was something like the WINE solution or CrossOver Mac for us Mac/PowerPC users.
I currently use VirtualPC to get IE6 going on my mac... but it's slow and painful.

I'll probably tinker with WINE again.

Aside from webdev, I'm a college student and am forced to use the crappy software from Pearson Education which is mostly Windows only (because of their cryptic old ActiveX plugins for IE6... grrr...).

I keep thinking... what if microsoft didn't stop IE development on the mac... or what if they surprise us with IE7 on the mac... alas, I might just suffer with VirtualPC on my PowerPC macs until I bit the bullet for an IntelMac. You Intel-ers have it so easy.

Anyone have any suggestions for us PowerPC users besides upgrade or suffer?

[quote]Don't bother to ask why someone would want IE on OS X.[/quote]
People need it for web development. IE still baffles us on how it doesn't work with straight, well-formed code.

Thanks for this list!

I'd prefer that someone take the IE 6 Solo with WINE method (http://episteme.arstechnica.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/8300945231/m/397003349731) and package it into a .pkg so that anybody can run the package, run the IE 6 installer (or preferably combine the two together into a single pkg/dmg) and have IE 6 available.

Don't bother to ask why someone would want IE on OS X.

BTW Safari is my favourite browser with Konqueror (Linux) making second place and Firefox (Windows) making third.