[Ham-Mac] This might be useful

Jack Brindle jackbrindle at earthlink.net
Sat Jul 1 15:32:22 EDT 2006


On Jul 1, 2006, at 12:25 PM, Larry Weil wrote:

> At 01:23 PM 7/1/2006, Rick Prather wrote:
>> Nice tip Harris,
>>
>> That's the third different way to run Windows apps,  reboot and run
>> Boot Camp, run Parallels in a window or this method of running
>> selected software in an OSX window.  I wonder which method will be
>> included in Leopard?
>>
>> Guess we will find out on August 7.
>
> The only Apple product mentioned above is Boot Camp.  I doubt Apple  
> would bundle the third-party apps with the OS, and if they did it  
> would push the cost too high.

Oh, not true! Apple has bundled third party software with in the  
MacOS on-disk bundle for many, many years. Examples include Quicken,  
fax software, education software such as encyclopedia information and  
lots other useful things. It would not at all be unusual for Apple to  
cut a deal with the makers of either Parallel or the new Wine-based  
software to bundle these tools. I also would not at all be surprised  
to see Apple create their own version of Wine (or similar) for the Mac.

- Jack Brindle, W6FB
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