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| Apple Mac 02/02/2010 at 00:52 #642 | |
squeakaz
7 posts |
Just wondering if there is a plan for this to ever run on Mac? My windows based Laptop is dying and it is being replaced with a Macbook. I would love to continue playing Simsig without installing windows onto my mac. Thnaks 
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| Apple Mac 02/02/2010 at 00:52 #6394 | |
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squeakaz
7 posts |
Just wondering if there is a plan for this to ever run on Mac? My windows based Laptop is dying and it is being replaced with a Macbook. I would love to continue playing Simsig without installing windows onto my mac. Thnaks
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| Apple Mac 02/02/2010 at 11:40 #6399 | |
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Sacro
1171 posts |
Yes, install Crossover / Darwine.
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| Apple Mac 03/02/2010 at 05:41 #6419 | |
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squeakaz
7 posts |
Thanks shall give it a shot when new macbook arrives
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| Apple Mac 03/02/2010 at 12:07 #6423 | |
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Signaller@Amsterdam
76 posts |
There is a tutorial I posted in the wiki.
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| Apple Mac 05/03/2010 at 19:25 #7104 | |
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trolleybus
150 posts |
Not tried Wine on OS X (but must, one day). If you decide to install a Windows VM on your Macbook them that should also work. I now use my iMac for Simsig, with Windows 7 running under Parallells 5. The large screen makes it a pleasure on the scrolleys, and on all sims it's nice to have the space for things like the incident window permanently visible. I'm sure other VMs (including the free Virtualbox) will work well, too. And with Spaces running I can switch to other environments at the touch of a key or two. All in all a great setup. So, what's next? Install multiple VMs and scroll them? Log in to reply |