14.Apr.2001
Christoph Meier on ANF
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Golem: Apple brings Darwin to x86 CPUs, too
»Foundation of MacOS X now also as a x86 Version
With version 1.3.1 Apple now puts a new version of Darwin online,
the MacOS X core. With this for the first time an official ISO image
for x86 systems exists. The Darwin core bases on FreeBSD and Mach 3.0
technologies and offers "protected memory" and "pre-emptive multitasking".
Darwin runs on PowerPC based Macintosh machines as well as on x86 compatibles.
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Complete article (German) under the title link.
Apparently Apple has recognized that almost everybody has an x86 at home and
offer their OS for them.
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