EFiX is the new dongle that allows you to install Mac OS X on your PC… Now that’s a revolution!

EFiX allows the user to install Mac OS X straight from the original DVD without having to worry about patches, replacing files and anything like that. That means you can buy a regular compatible PC, Mac OS X and EFiX and enjoy Mac OS X.

With EFiX you can install Mac OS X Leopard or Leopard Server from the original retail DVD… and installation is easy… no prior knowledge of OS X is necessary.

The great thing about EFiX is they claim you can continue to update your OS X with official Apple Updates after you’ve installed the OS.

I should quickly point out that my points above are all ‘claims’ from the EFiX website. I have no personal experience or testimonials from outside users proving them to be fact. Would love to try it… and if anyone out there HAS tried it, I’d love to hear your experiences with it!

For more information on EFiX, visit their website at: www.efi-x.com

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written by Mike Santos \\ tags: efix, Mac on PC, Mac OS X

All signs point to 10.5.2 coming out shortly. Apple has seeded another build to developers. The build comes in at 9C23 (previous build was 9C20, and was issued to developers only 2 days ago) and does offer a number of fixes to DVD Playback and File Systems among other things. Apple has commented that there are ‘no known issues’ with this seed of 10.5.2.

Some key features and fixes for Mac OS X 10.5.2:

- World of Warcraft fix (no AirDisk backups)
- Optional Transparent Menu Bar
- DVD/CD Sharing
- List View in Stacks

Can’t wait to see the little update icon bouncing in my dock. It’s only a matter of time now.

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written by Mr. Mayor \\ tags: 10.5.2, Mac OS X