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Austron — MAC OSX simulator V3.0
Published: 2007-02-10 05:12:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 4902; Favourites: 14; Downloads: 267
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This is one of my best programs yet. This version of Mac Simulator features 4 desktop icons, 4 working programs, 8+ working dock icons, real music playing iTunes, calculator, mail, text edit, shutdown/restart menu that WORKS! featuring log in screen, shut down, restart, power button, much better dock magnification, program windows automatically on top, up to 15 windows open at once, and even more error messages! smoothest version yet! very few real glitches! fixed almost everything wrong with version 2.0 spent over 4 hours streight coding this update. Enjoy it!Related content
Comments: 33
Wow, I think that music contains some kind of hidden message like a number station.
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"It's Slightly Better Than a Scratched Record!" is catchy XD
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This feels like windows with a different gui wrapper
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Yeah, I suppose you're right
I didn't give it nearly enough errors and bugs to truly imitate Mac OS
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haha, im on my mac right now ;D good thing i have a sense of humour or id be slightly offended 
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get a mac.
(this message was auto-typed using iThink, part of iLife 2010, built in with every iMac. get a mac today.)
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i see what you did there....
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Laggy and error filled macintosh computers... Reminds me of the old Performa that I was for the most part raised on. But that was a different OS, one untouched by the burning hatred that is OSX's programming. It may be called on as Classic startup for PPC users, but it seems to end there. Ahh, yes, the death of the best Apple OS out there was a terrible one. He'll be looking down on us from the information highway of computer heaven with that same smile every time we turned an OS 9 computer on. Now with OS X we just get a spinning dial, it doesn't smile or come with a program like Simpletext with which we can hear the computer talk at us (often with relatively hilarious results, seeing as some of the voices kind of sing the words, not just say them)... OS X, despite its usefulness, has brought this on itself. I may be a Mac user, but I'm one that's kinda stuck in the past, and frankly OSX brought some features I don't care for. I support OSX bashing! MY SECOND iMAC G3 SUFFERS EVERY TIME! I DEMAND RETRIBUTION! The only thing good to say about OSX other than it's modern, is that it maintains the utter lack of virus threats, that while existant, are few and far. Th errors we ALL suffer from kinda make up for it...
Ahh, forgive my ranting, but I'll finish with this:
Drop an apple, you get applesauce. Drop a Window, you get broken glass. One's edible. The other isn't. One tastes good, the other cuts your mouth open. WHEEEE!
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make parallels desktop work! lol it would be funny to see how you could make errors with it!
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Having only used a mac in my computer class for programming and web browsing, I am only familiar with the most basic of errors (abundant though they may be) that a Macintosh can produce, so any attempt to make a parallel desktop app would most likely cause a lapse in accuracy in an otherwise completely accurate program.
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yea i guess your right with that... unless you say something like the mac hard drive has lost your copys of windows and linux lol
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I didn't lose it... it's just... in... the other room * footsteps... tire screech*
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I run a mac, never have I gotten a virus, or an error that a simple reboot, or maybe a backup restore couldn't fix... easy to use as hell...
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You obviously have not had your mac for very long
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I've been using macs for 9 years and I've never gotten any error on any of them! Not even my iBook G3
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pretty good... i'm using a mac right now and it's no where near as shitty as this one
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yeah, tell that to your laggy as hell pc....
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