Running MxO on a Macbook Pro

**nubious81**

EndlessVoid wrote:

Yeah, but you can't drag a Mac tower wherever you go.
Unless you install wheels... Hm...

- Void

but that think would be a pain in the neck to carry around

**Zerotolerance**

EndlessVoid wrote:

Yeah, but you can't drag a Mac tower wherever you go.
Unless you install wheels... Hm...

- Void

Not a bad suggestion.

**Brommerz77**

Mac's fail.

**odj**

Brommerz77 wrote:

Mac's fail.

Incorrect statement, please replace the word 'Mac' with 'Windows'.

**Zerotolerance**

odj wrote:

Brommerz77 wrote:
Mac's fail.
Incorrect statement, please replace the word 'Mac' with 'Windows'.

http://www.shinyshiny.tv/2007/02/th...reat_divid.html

This article explains it best.

**odj**

Zerotolerance wrote:

odj wrote:
Brommerz77 wrote:
Mac's fail.
Incorrect statement, please replace the word 'Mac' with 'Windows'.
http://www.shinyshiny.tv/2007/02/th...reat_divid.html

This article explains it best.

Who is Katherine Hannaford and why should I give two flying monkeys what she says? SMILEY

**Zerotolerance**

odj wrote:

Zerotolerance wrote:
odj wrote:
Brommerz77 wrote:
Mac's fail.
Incorrect statement, please replace the word 'Mac' with 'Windows'.
http://www.shinyshiny.tv/2007/02/th...reat_divid.html

This article explains it best.
Who is Katherine Hannaford and why should I give two flying monkeys what she says? " />

Because it is a counteract to your above statement replace the word 'Mac' with 'Windows?'

You don't have to read it, of course. :p

But if you wanted to badly enough, you could play MXO on a linux machine. The bottom-line is Mac is becoming more versatile, but there's still certain things that are (and should be) restricted or constrained for reasons such as security or development.