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well i dunno did i post this question before but sorry if i did and my question is are there mac os x for linux?
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If English is your second language, then at least try to separate your sentences---and get a dictionary with real words--not bar slang like "dunno".
As already noted, the substance of your question does not make sense.
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If English is your second language, then at least try to separate your sentences---and get a dictionary with real words--not bar slang like "dunno".
As already noted, the substance of your question does not make sense.
3(b) If English is your second language ignore pedantic responses and remember that "---" and "--" are not generally recognised grammatical structures.
As oneandoneis2 helpfully pointed out, it is entirely possible to configure a Linux desktop environment to closely resemble OS X, google and the search function will provide a lot of information.
well I am using the chat language on internet and the english is my first language ... Well I have friend named be Sirin she wrote that to me and I think that sentence was good so I wrote that btw(by the way*for some people*) dunno means don't know it was some stupid people too.
Are your 14yr old? Do you use AOL? If not then type properly or all you're going to get here is a bunch of smart assed comments. You can't call people stupid either, takes some skill to pull that off without getting done.
Mainly for the benefit of others but it could be useful to the OP, there is Mac-on-Linux which can be run on linux/ppc and allows you to run linux and OS X in parallel.
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