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Architecture of apple system...
Hi,
I jus wanna know that wat is the difference between apple Pc and other pcs,apple's architecture and why machintosh does not install in windows...
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Junior Member
Re: Architecture of apple system...
Hello
Apple is totally a different system than Microsoft Windows founded by Steve Jobs.
Apple's Leopard is assumed to be the most advanced OS of the world and what Vista contains now ( i.e superfetcher, automatic de fragmentation, Opera feature,Mac look like), Mac had lot of time before.
In Dev language, we can say , MAC is a wrapper over Unix ( i.e made on Unix).
Quality of work, images, ability to tweak, viewer are great in Mac
Its true that MAC OS cannot be installed on any Dell or IBM PC. But windows can be installed on MAC machine (i.e Apple H/W) after formatting the Machintosh OS. (compatible)
Mac could have dominated the whole world as does Windows do now if
1) Mac had not made the policy that MAc OS can be only installed on hardware produced by Apple. (Mac does not provide compatibility)
2) Steve Jobs would not have been thrown out of company for some years
I really love working on it and mail me back for any details .
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Junior Member
Re: Architecture of apple system...
Is any autherised certification in UNIX
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Junior Member
Re: Architecture of apple system...
hi......
plzz send me some more details of MAC OSX leopard....
about its architecture......its features...
and whats new in it..
shipra
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Re: Architecture of apple system...
Hi ,
Plz go through this link...
Mac*OS*X System Architecture
Regards,
Riju.
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Junior Member
Re: Architecture of apple system...
how WCF makes SOA as platform independent?
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Junior Member
Re: Architecture of apple system...
WCF will take this and make it real in a fairly simple way for the vast majority of our audience. ... Some vendors want to think of SOA as being a product or a platform.
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