Running OS X Leopard on an MSI Wind is old hat. But triple booting OS X, Windows XP and Vista? That’s something I hadn’t seen before. So here’s a video from seamonkey showing all three operating ...
Hi,<BR><BR>I'm going to reserve one of my PCs for games and entertainment only for me and my kids. Since I have a lot of great old games that only work in 95 & 98. I would like to to able have those 2 ...
eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. It was only a matter of time. First, Linux hacker Edgar ...
Blogger Ilya Hevnikov has posted a really nice tutorial for triple-booting Windows XP, Windows Vista, and the Linux distro du jour, Ubuntu, on one hard drive. A couple of months ago, I wrote a similar ...
The HP TouchPad is capable of running a number of different operating systems. It ships with HP webOS software, but we’ve also seen Google Android and a number of Linux-based operating systems ported ...
The market now boasts at least three strong ways to go: Apple’s own Boot Camp on the Leopard OS, VMware Fusion or Parallels. The Test Center looked at all three to figure it out. These solutions ...
This was /.ed, but somehow I missed it. I think I'm getting too used to /. "breaking" news days after we do. In any case, DownloadSquad has been keeping a diligent eye over there and noticed that the ...
If you have a Mac but sometimes wish you had the capabilities to run other OS’s on it, a great tutorial shows you how to prepare your Mac to be able to run all three major OS’s from one system. The ...
Lest you think the team at OnMac.net (you know, the crowd that brought us the original Windows-on-Mac bootloader) would pack it in now that Apple has moved into their turf with Boot Camp, they've come ...
OS X comes with Boot Camp, which enables a dual OS X/Windows machine. But it’s no good for Linux. Over at billsdon.com there’s some very useful info on how to setup a MacBook Air to triple boot, ...
Lately, we've been big fans of Ubuntu. On paper, version 10.04 is really an evolutionary update from 9.10, not a complete rethink. But for some reason, the OS feels like it's turned a corner, at least ...
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