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Old 09-20-2009, 01:45 PM
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Yeah, kinda what I meant. I was a little drunk when I wrote that.

You can also run linux programs natively on Mac OS X, as long as you have x11-darwin installed. :P
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Yeah, kinda what I meant. I was a little drunk when I wrote that.

You can also run linux programs natively on Mac OS X, as long as you have x11-darwin installed. :P
You can take the application source code of something that runs on Linux and it will often run on Mac OS X after being compiled (as long as you have the correct libraries installed), but you can't take an already compiled Linux binary and run it on OS X. It's a different type of executable format.
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Old 09-20-2009, 04:08 PM
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You can take the application source code of something that runs on Linux and it will often run on Mac OS X after being compiled (as long as you have the correct libraries installed), but you can't take an already compiled Linux binary and run it on OS X. It's a different type of executable format.
I know. I'm a linux user. I've installed linux applications on OSX before. :P
No need to explain it to me.
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