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Well, that was anti-climactic.

Installing XP on the JAD iMac was a very smooth process. Of course, Boot Camp is from Apple, so why would we expect anything else? But it's not like this is an emulator or something: the hardware inside the current gen of Macs is essentially the same as that of the other Windows/UNIX/Linux-running computers in the world.

But it's nice to know that I have one computer on the desk that can now run virtually 100% of the software on this planet. The other boxes out there cannot say that.

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Anonymous said…
You have become the most powerful man in the universe.
12:22 AM
Latigo Flint said…
Don't encourage him LBB, you should see his "blueprint drawer".
1:07 AM
Zach Pennington said…
Yes, wait until I unleash my custom-built Transformers suits with bottle-rocket launchers built into the arm gauntlets!
1:14 PM
A Concerned Citizen said…
He ain't kidding either I have seen them, and I still say they would have worked too.
8:43 PM
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