Jun 08, 2012 I downloaded a bunch of game apps on iTunes (on my home Mac), and now I don't know how to put them on my iPhone. They show up on my computer's iTunes purchases, but I don't know what to do. Need for Speed – Most Wanted for PC (Windows 7/8/8.1/XP) Shivam July 16, 2015 Games 8 Comments Do you want to experience some of the most dangerous racing stunts and wish. I let ilcould keep my apps synced between my idevices. I use the same itunes account for all my idevices. BTW I have ipad, iphone4, iphone4S, and MacBook Air all with the same account.
You need to
throw the MAC os 9 disk in the bin.
Then go and buy a MAC!!
You don't as it doesn't have the drivers or other bits required
For Mass Market PC loading. OSX whatever is a propriety OS for Proprietary Hardware and not for the Mass Market.
If you want to use the same system as the Mac's do you can install Open BSD which is what OSX is built on but it will not have the eye candy that OZX has.
You can download a copy of Open BSD free from here
http://tinyurl.com/ynl5sx
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How to run OS 9 on PC
I have the same issue and don't need the snide answers. How is it done??!! I'm not throwing my OS 9 or any other disk away and the question is about OS 9 and not OS-X whatever animal flavor it is. Naturally enough I want to run some old and excellent Mac programs that run on OS 9 which is not similar in any way to Open BSD - We are not asking to run the same system Macs are on - this is the old system and has very little in common with OS-X except the Mac name. Please, if you don't have a working answer for the question as asked, don't waste our time by posting.
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Don't waste our time posting to 4 year old questions that have
been answered. Apple's EULA prohibits installing OS9 on non-
Apple hardware.
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Never mind the trolls. But you can find more information through Google than here.
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Sheepshaver is the only emulator for PC that actually works with Mac OS 9. As for replacing your primary system on a PC with Mac OS 9, you cannot because the architecture is different (OS9 was made for PowerPC processors, not x86).
RE: OS9 on PC
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Sheepshaver or Basilisk will work for emulation, but you can't have OS9 as your primary OS. Sorry.
That depends on the exact spec of your hardware.
You need to look up on Google with the phrase 'Hackintosh'. As far as I know most people are using OSX Snow Leopard. You need to check on the forums if your hardware is supported for this work. Most use Gigabyte motherboards which have UEFI bios. If you don't have UEFI bios then you probably won't be able to use OSX. HTH.
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If your hardware is not supported then you could also use VirtualBox to act as a virtual machine to host the MacOS. However, you need to make sure that your hardware has enough processing power for that. You can find many source by looking for MacOS on VirtualBox as search terms on Google. There are also many sources with videos showing you how to do it.
. . . and Mac(Apple) users wonder why they have this reputation.
'If you have any trouble sounding condescending, find a Unix user to show you how it's done.' And apparently some Mac users as well.
Sincerely, good luck with your project.
If you've installed a game on your Mac computer that you no longer play or were just generally unhappy with, you can uninstall that game in just a couple of minutes. This frees up space on the hard drive of your Mac desktop or laptop, which makes room for more files or even more games. The uninstall process is similar to the process you would go through to remove a game from a Windows computer.
Install Apple Os On Pc
Step 1
Open the icon for your computer's hard drive on your Mac OS X desktop.
Step 2
Select 'Applications' to view a list of all installed applications on your computer. Your games will be among the programs listed.
Step 3
Click the icon for the game you want to uninstall. Drag the icon over top of the 'Trash' icon on the Dock at the bottom of your screen. Release the game icon into the 'Trash' icon.
Click 'Finder' at the top of your screen, followed by 'Empty Trash...' to finish the removal of the game from your Mac computer.
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