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Mikey1969
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 Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 11:03 pm Post subject: Any chance of an OS X version? |
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Hello all,
I LOVE Aston, but I work w/ a Mac @ work, and really don'[t like them. It's not cuz PC's are any better, but because Macs AREN'T, regardles of the morons on thye commercials.
What I was wondering is if there were plans for an Aston for the Mac, so I could truly customize the one operating system that doesn't let you customize for crap(I can have a silver look or a blue look, and that is pretty muyuch it.)
Thanks for any help!
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krstatzar
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Mikey1969
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Crap, sorry to everyone for posting this in the wrong forum.
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drumbo
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I would suggest this as an alternitve: Link
You might get in trouble if you do this to your work computer though 
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Mikey1969
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I wouldn't get in trouble with something like a shell replacement, since we don't really have an IT person, and my company is retarded anyway, but a complete OS replacement might get noticed, especially if I can't run the Adobe Sutie we purchased 5 months ago/////  ....
Thanx for the suggestion tho...
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haxer
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Location: Usually Texas, but Arkansas for school. Ugh.
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| drumbo wrote: |
I would suggest this as an alternitve: Link
You might get in trouble if you do this to your work computer though |
ah, ubuntu is sweet! The only reason I don't run it is because of the support for it. Don't get me wrong, it is great for a free stable OS, but I don't want to have to wait for games to come out for linux when I could already have them for Windows. If I had a bigger HD, I'd dual boot though. 
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Liderc
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| haxer wrote: |
| drumbo wrote: |
I would suggest this as an alternitve: Link
You might get in trouble if you do this to your work computer though |
ah, ubuntu is sweet! The only reason I don't run it is because of the support for it. Don't get me wrong, it is great for a free stable OS, but I don't want to have to wait for games to come out for linux when I could already have them for Windows. If I had a bigger HD, I'd dual boot though. |
Well, if VirtualBox or VMWare make it to the point where it could support real hardware (maybe when multi-gpu cards hit the market?), I'd be *nix all the way. With my current setup, though, I can play a decent number of RTS games in VirtualBox without much problem. Just a fair amount of VM tweaking can get you fairly far. 
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