Mac OS Mac OS Trial version

rohitshakti2

rohitshakti2

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Hi friends,

I have never used Mac OS. I am currently using Win 7. Please tell how is it as compared to Win 7 and from where can I get its trial version as before buying it I would like to try it out?

Pls also tell if it can be installed along with Win 7 OS.

Regards
 
Thanks for the tutorial but firstly I want a trial version link for downloading and pls also tell will Mac OS will work only on Mac PC or will it work on my assembled PC too. I have AMD Quardracore with Gigabyte mobo & 4GB ram.
 
Why trial version?? u can get the full retail version from piratebay u cn jus search dere..:)

Yes macos will work on assembled pc too but the installation is jus complicated..:S
 
Mac os retails are not available for PCs Dude.....
Mac is only meant to be played on a mac system......
Apple doesn't want them to work on other pcs...
So, they make their own kernals for parts, so most of the hardware installed will not work like graphics, will not be properly optimised,wifi will not work..
U can try some hacked version of the Mac OS... Via some torrent site....
But, these are only ment for trials to buy a new mac if u like it.....
Hackintosh systems are just fully Faltoo.............

It will allow u only 10% of What the Mac Os can do............
So, i think u should buy a new Mac PC or Laptop. if u want to use Mac OS...
 
Aakash said:
Hackintosh systems are just fully Faltoo.............

It will allow u only 10% of What the Mac Os can do............
Click to expand...

Care to back up such a ludicrous comment?

A well thought out, well assembled Hackintosh rig works perfectly fine, as long as you don't download every point update (being cautious enough to not break anything) until theres some clarity regarding the update.

Although, if one is doing serious work which requires using the OSX environment, IMHO buying a Mac is far more logical than assembling a Hackintosh.

To the OP: There are no "Trial" versions of OSX. Since you have an AMD, you'll probably have to search around on InsanelyMac for an AMD friendly distro of OSX.
 
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