Apple/ Mac CAN support Windows...
OK, OK... I know this should be in the ATC humor section, but I thought it would get more of a laff here :B
(a little comic relief and thanks for the folks here who have helped me over the years.
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OK, OK... I know this should be in the ATC humor section, but I thought it would get more of a laff here :B
(a little comic relief and thanks for the folks here who have helped me over the years.
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- Even without Boot Camp, you can install Windows directly on the Mac, grab drivers from Apple, and toss those on the Windows partition, so you have support for power management, the Mac keyboard, ans so on. It works fairly decently as a Windows machine, should one decide to go that route.
d3500ram wrote:
OK, OK... I know this should be in the ATC humor section, but I thought it would get more of a laff here :B
(a little comic relief and thanks for the folks here who have helped me over the years.
Definitely a good one!
Thanks, I needed a laugh this morning!
1492 wrote:
Mac OS X has come with the capability to multi boot into Windows for close to a decade using Boot Camp utility. The only issue is that it will likely break if you do an OS upgrade.
My bud has boot camp and Windows and has no problems updating. He claims the Mac is faster/better running Windows than his high end Sony was. Of course his Mac is very high end.- Moved from Forum Technical Support
- Mac OS X has come with the capability to multi boot into Windows for close to a decade using Boot Camp utility. The only issue is that it will likely break if you do an OS upgrade.
EV2 wrote:
Calicajun wrote:
Good one. I use a PC and found this funny. My wife uses a Mac and didn't find it funny. Wonder why?
Possibly because there is so much misinformation on the Mac running windows. The best laugh was when PC Magazine editorial expressed frustration at why the Mac running windows OS natively was more efficient and reliable than a PC with the same windows OS.
I had forgotten that a Mac ran Windows. Could solve the problem for us when we start full timing as to what computer to bring in the RV.Calicajun wrote:
Good one. I use a PC and found this funny. My wife uses a Mac and didn't find it funny. Wonder why?
Possibly because there is so much misinformation on the Mac running windows. The best laugh was when PC Magazine editorial expressed frustration at why the Mac running windows OS natively was more efficient and reliable than a PC with the same windows OS.- Good one. I use a PC and found this funny. My wife uses a Mac and didn't find it funny. Wonder why?
