Mac OS/X on Samsung tablet?

[hajime]

Hello, I bought the Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2. The screen and the S pen are excellent. It would be perfect if the device could run Mac OS/X.

I read that both Android and Mac OS are based on linux. Is it possible to install Mac OS/X on the Note PRO 12.2? Any success?

 

[DeltaMac]

... It would be perfect if the device could run Mac OS/X.

I read that both Android and Mac OS are based on linux.

Not even close...
Android is built on a Linux kernel, but Mac OS X is built on Unix core.

 

[pdjudd]

Even if they were, they are built for different platforms (the Galaxy is ARM). All current versions of OSX are designed for the x86 architecture. It won’t work.

 

[AxoNeuron]

Yeah. Galaxy has a gimped Exynos ARM processor and Macs use an Intel x86 based architecture processor.

 

[roadbloc]

Not gonna happen.

 

[497902]

Install TeamViewer on your Mac and tablet. You'll be able to mirror the desktop of your Mac to your tablet.

 

[hajime]

Install TeamViewer on your Mac and tablet. You'll be able to mirror the desktop of your Mac to your tablet.

Thanks. Maybe not as fast as running locally.

 

[Altemose]

Thanks. Maybe not as fast as running locally.

Over a solid network, TeamViewer is surprisingly good!

 

[hajime]

Over a solid network, TeamViewer is surprisingly good!

By solid network, do you mean connecting the Galaxy Note PRO to the network via ethernet?

 

[Altemose]

By solid network, do you mean connecting the Galaxy Note PRO to the network via ethernet?

I don't know what networking hardware the tablets of today have. I do know that TeamViewer works surprisingly well on a Gigabit Ethernet network.

 

[hajime]

I don't know what networking hardware the tablets of today have. I do know that TeamViewer works surprisingly well on a Gigabit Ethernet network.

Does it feel as if you were using an actual reasonably modern Mac?

 

[Altemose]

Does it feel as if you were using an actual reasonably modern Mac?

Obviously nothing beats running a local machine.

 

[mdinxcore]

i think you can run it on the Q1 Ultra. It is possible to sideload OS 10.6.3 on there or lower

 

[mdinxcore]

Obviously nothing beats running a local machine.

Yeah, its runnable, although there are errors