Who Else Does or Wants to Hack From Macs?????

[romegotti]

Im to buy a new MacBook Pro for college and i wondered if anyone hacks from them if not being that i can run windows on it which version should i use? I might try to find a way to triple boot it with linux too. although i have on messed with linux breifly.

[jkerr1]

man you cant edit the page sources on macs like you can on windows i cant firgure out basic 4 on my new mac can anyone help me out

[Beforez]

Wow.
Can you (above ^) explain me why I can't edit sources?
I completed all basic missions and a few realistic and javascript missions on my dear MacBook.


(oh, you asked for help: get FireFox, and the add-on firebug. These come in very handy with basic missions)


EDIT:
Yes, I hack from mac.

[Roger PA]

Wow.
Can you (above ^) explain me why I can't edit sources?
I completed all basic missions and a few realistic and javascript missions on my dear MacBook.


(oh, you asked for help: get FireFox, and the add-on firebug. These come in very handy with basic missions)


EDIT:
Yes, I hack from mac.

I have a macbook too but I want to add a Linux OS, is their any way I could do that without removing my Mac OS X? I already have the AMD64 format of ubuntu burned in a dvd disc?

[trvrlol]

I have a macbook too but I want to add a Linux OS, is their any way I could do that without removing my Mac OS X? I already have the AMD64 format of ubuntu burned in a dvd disc?

Try looking at http://www.fduran.com/blog/installing-linux-on-a-macbook/

[Charlieace]

I personally think Macs are horribly to hack from and/or use for everyday work.

The main reason I hate them is overdose. At my school, Mac here, Mac there, teacher MacBook, student rental MacBook, Library Mac, Classroom Mac, News Mac, oh the overdose! I think the OS has been too simplified, and when it becomes too simplified it is hard to do anything specific. Outright and to the point, I hate Mac Computers. I think Dell and Alienware are much better, and if your looking for a good price go for Panasonic or Toshiba (cuts the quality though.)

[AtlasDark]

Windows platforms cannot yet virtualize OSX (with exception for OSX86), whereas a Mac equipped with Parallels/Sun's VM (VirtualBox, methinks) or some equivalent can run a wide spectrum (if not all) of operating systems. Additionally, such VM's on said Mac do not have the power deprecation that Windows virtualization experiences.

Thus, a Macintosh is every bit as effective as a Windows system, if not more.

Personally, I use Ubuntu, not favoring either of the mainstream commercial OS's, but if I were to choose, I'd lean towards Mac.

[spongebob1]

I have a mac. The only why i know of to run linux is to install windows in boot camp and then dual boot with linux when you boot up windows. I don't know if that helps you at all. Oh and to get the wireless drivers you will connect to the internet from an ethernet cable.