We assume that, if real, the discontinued-on Mac “Internet Explorer” shows a Windows application running seamlessly in Leopard. Have Apple and the Darwine folks been working together? Or is Mac OS X’s long-rumored “Red Box” for natively running Windows applications actually being used in the images?
See them here.
MacDailyNews Take: What do you think? Trinity Rubicon’s back catalog seems to consist of just this one “Leopard Screenshots” post. Based on the definitions of “Trinity” and “Rubicon,” are these actual images of a triple-threat (Mac, Linux, Windows) Mac OS X Leopard 10.5 that proves Apple’s bound and determined to cross the point of no return?
[UPDATE: 6/24: The author of the screenshots has admitted to faking them. More info here.]
Advertisements:
• Introducing the super-fast, blogging, podcasting, do-everything-out-of-the-box MacBook. Starting at just $1099.
• Get the new iMac with Intel Core Duo for as low as $31 A MONTH with Free shipping!
• Get the MacBook Pro with Intel Core Duo for as low as $47 A MONTH with Free Shipping!
• Apple’s new Mac mini. Intel Core, up to 4 times faster. Starting at just $599. Free shipping.
• iPod. 15,000 songs. 25,000 photos. 150 hours of video. The new iPod. 30GB and 60GB models start at just $299. Free shipping.
• Connect iPod to your television set with the iPod AV Cable. Just $19.
• iPod Radio Remote. Listen to FM radio on your iPod and control everything with a convenient wired remote. Just $49.
Related article:
Patent hints Apple may incorporate Intel’s ‘unified desktop interface’ in Mac OS X Leopard – June 22, 2006
Apple ready to take back market share; may debut Windows virtualization in Mac OS X Leopard – April 21, 2006
Apple’s Boot Camp is first step towards Mac OS X Leopard’s inevitable support for virtualization – April 11, 2006
RUMOR: Apple’s Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard to include VMWare-like ‘Chameleon’ virtualization software – March 24, 2006
Will future Intel-based Apple Macs offer multiple OS worlds via virtualization? – November 16, 2005
Mac OS X Leopard to contain ‘Red Box’ for natively running Windows applications? – June 23, 2005
Intel’s built-in virtualization tech could be one way to run Windows on Intel-based Apple Macs – June 16, 2005