I friend just sold me an old mac laptop, and the first thing that came to mind was menuet. I dont know much about macs but does anyone know if it would be possible to port menuet to mac?

I know mac is completely diff from pc/x86 but I love menuet enought to try

Virtual PC for Mac
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/virtualpc/virtualpc.aspx

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i feel lucky!

I dont use M$ products plus u have to pay for that, I dont trust anything that comes from Microsoft

it's not free but it doesn't mean you have to buy it, share it from your friend

BTW, does mac can compile BOCHS?
http://bochs.sourceforge.net/

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Hi AntiMicrosoft!

It's a not simple task - porting MeOS on Macintosh. Its very many architectures differentions between x86 and PowerPC. The last half-year i think about it. I learning main Mac conceptions and low-lavel programming info collecting now. Use PC Emulators now.

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It's absoloutely impossible to port MenuetOS to the Macintosh. MenuetOS is written purely in x86 Assembly language (which isn't at all portable, no assembly language is).

To have MenuetOS run on the Macintosh, everything would have to the rewritten from scratch.