VMware Fusion

by both Virtual PC and VMWare Workstation. ...

VMWare has neither the capability of emulating a platform that can run OS X (i.e. PPC), nor is it able to run on a NON-x86 platform (it only runs under Windows or Linux)

anyone know if its able to emulate Mac OS X from an "other" I doubt it is able too but though I would ask.

Yes, which is why I suggested that we all let vmware know how interested we are in their porting their mature, feature-rich x86 emulator to PPC and OS X. Unless someone else knows of a company, they seem to be the furthest along to be able to bring a viable, competing product to the platform. No one seems to like my suggestion, even though VMWare's excuse up to this point...

For lack of an alternative, it's good. Compared with VPC 6 or even VMWare on PC or Linux, it bites the big one. ...

If they haven't already been working on it, porting vmware to Mac would be no small task. However, they're head and shoulders farther along on a stable, mature product than anyone else. ...

I have VMWare installed on the XP box, but not the server or LAURA. ...

Hi, Next to Rational Rose, you should have a look (if you have to run Windows-based applications) to Rational XDE (the professional edition for Java). A lot of improvement have been done at level of usuability (vs Rose), code RTE. Built-in, you will find: the web publisher feature that will allow you to publish your UML models into HTML web pages, a pattern engine that...

I sold my PowerBook and got bored. If you have the install media, setting up OpenStep in VMware isn't that hard. Getting it online though is a whole nother beast. ...

Getting it to come up at boot time involves adding a line for the driver in /etc/modules.conf. I'm a little sketchy about exactly how to determine the right alias name to use, though. I'm actually fighting this with my soundcard, which works if I manually start it, but not with the entry in modules.conf. Alternately, you could look at adding a line in /etc/rc.d/rc.local to...