Hi,
Bruce Cran wrote:
No, Apple _does_ invest the money and time to create an x86 port:
http://www.opensource.apple.com/darwinsource/
That is only the kernel and command-line utilities, there's no GUI
included. http://www.kernelthread.com/mac/osx/arch_xnu.html provides a
good overview of the ke
Hi,
Sean Winn wrote:
Eitarou Kamo wrote:
Apple will not invest it, I wonder.
Darwin has been available for x86 since at least version 1.3.1
(possibly earlier, but that's the ISO on opendarwin.org)
Sorry, I'm somewhat stranger about Darwin.
Eitarou
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On 3 Jul 2004, at 10:05, Eitarou Kamo wrote:
Hi John and all,
John Von Essen wrote:
Since OPENSTEP kernel had an x86 port, its not to far off to conclude
that darwin could be run on x86 - but I think all the x86 talk was
just hypothetical - would only happen in real life if some hardcore
coders
Eitarou Kamo wrote:
Hi John and all,
John Von Essen wrote:
Since OPENSTEP kernel had an x86 port, its not to far off to conclude
that darwin could be run on x86 - but I think all the x86 talk was
just hypothetical - would only happen in real life if some hardcore
coders had alot of spare time on
Hi John and all,
John Von Essen wrote:
Since OPENSTEP kernel had an x86 port, its not to far off to conclude
that darwin could be run on x86 - but I think all the x86 talk was
just hypothetical - would only happen in real life if some hardcore
coders had alot of spare time on their hands...
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