If I was to purchase Snow Leopard, would I be able to run it using a program like: Windows Virtual PC or Virtual Box on a PC running Windows 7???
- Asked by Aaron S from Gold Coast
- Jul 1, 2011
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2 Answers from the Community
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No, the license restricts use of Snow Leopard to an Apple-branded computer.
Some people have managed to build a PC that can run Snow Leopard, but for the time, cost, uncertainty of having a stable system and the fact Snow Leopard is not supported on non-Apple-branded computers, you are much better off getting a Mac.- Answered by Ewald W from Vancouve
- Jul 3, 2011
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No. The License Agreement only permits running OS X on Apple hardware. A key part of the OS X experience is the integration between hardware and software. The cheap price it is sold at reflects the fact that Apple has priced it as an upgrade for people who have paid to buy Macs.
- Answered by Rodney W from Niddrie
- Jul 3, 2011
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