OSX on Acer 6930G
I imagine most people are on here are Americans, well... In that case, you guys where lucky in the football(soccer) yesterday, seriously lucky... After that note, I am new to all this OSX scene, and to be honest, I don't like Macs, I think…
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- @Shauno_Megane Published 2010-06-13
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I imagine most people are on here are Americans, well... In that case, you guys where lucky in the football(soccer) yesterday, seriously lucky...
After that note, I am new to all this OSX scene, and to be honest, I don't like Macs, I think they are expensive, faddy and generally poo...
However...
I am running some native instruments equipment, i.e Maschine and Traktor Scratch Pro and I have been told that to get the best potential from these, I would need a mac...
However, as I have said, I wouldn't fork the cash for a mac, however I would try Hackintosh, to see how it worked.
Just before I even consider "Whacking it on!"
Has anyone had OSX on a 6930g? (I have read another members thread and he says it runs ok on his, aside of the WIFI adapter)...
There is another members tutorial on how he installed OSX on his 6935g, would it be safe to say I could losely follow his tutorial?
And above all, what is the actual performance like of OSX on a laptop? I mean, is it worth it? Is it actually like running a mac, but without the inflated wallet?
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there are plenty tutorials for acer laptops. go for it:) check first ur graphic card
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| Username | Dossier Contribution | Dispatches | Active Window |
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| @Shauno_Megane | Primary Author | 1 | 2010-06-13 |
| @Akis88 | Contributor | 1 | 2010-07-11 |