I want to develop for iOS but I have a windows 7 laptop. I saw a screenshot of OSX run virtually but couldn't see in what application.
Is it possible to run Mac virtually in Windows or not? Anyone tips?
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1It should be noted, as I stated in this answer that this is not legal, according to the OS X EULA. Also, this question may be a duplicate of my the one in my link.– xdumaineApr 2, 2012 at 12:56
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1Unless you have an Apple computer what you want to do violates the Terms of Use for OS X. OSX has protections because of TPM security.– RamhoundApr 2, 2012 at 12:58
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2@roviuser: Fortunately for most of us, Apple does not write the laws in the countries we reside in. The enforceability/legality of EULAs is still in dispute. In the U.S., there's no consensus in the court system to the legitimacy of the "sale of a license to use, not sale of a product" perspective, which undermines the consumer right of first sale. Only in the states where UCITA has been passed is your statement an actual matter of law. And only 2 states have passed it so far.– Lèse majestéApr 2, 2012 at 14:17
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You can download pre-made modified version of snow leopard for vmware 8, you can get more information from here
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1Shortened links are a) unnecessary and b) smell of spam. Please use the full link.– ChrisFApr 2, 2012 at 8:12
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I just use a plug-in in VIMperator which automatically make shortened links every time I try to copy the url. I think I should be careful using that plugin for this forum :)– sowrovApr 2, 2012 at 8:16
Virtualizing OSX on Windows should be possible with VMware and VirtualBox. The latter is even available for free and a fitting tutorial can be found here.
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You can only virtualize OSX on an Apple computer using VMWare on VirtualBox respectfully. At least thats how it suppose to be.– RamhoundApr 2, 2012 at 12:57