Not to be mean M$ Windows dose every thing a Mac dose plus gaming with out a VM... Would it not be smart to just buy a PC, and dump that mac where it so longingly wants to be in the garbage...
Just question not looking for a fight...
Linux and Unix are essentially the same thing.i'd say you were trolling ajax.
and i'd like a linux version too by the way, but it's already been discussed over on cdfreaks.
In the kernel? Don't think so... (remember, AnyDVD is a filter driver, not a usermode application).Linux and Unix are essentially the same thing.
Well, it would be nice to have AnyDVD working on Linux. I don't know.....In the kernel? Don't think so... (remember, AnyDVD is a filter driver, not a usermode application).
Linux' attitude against closed source kernel components makes such a version difficult.
At the moment there are no plans to port AnyDVD to MacOS-X. There were plans to do this, but they have been frozen (we still have 2 development Macs standing here gathering dust).I currently use AnyDVD on my Windows PC or on my Mac computer (with the Parallels VM and Windows XP)... and it sure would be neat to have a native Mac OS X version of Any DVD....
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