Run windows apps on Mac OS X without installing a windows emulator

[sonaeact]

Hello,

here is my problem:

I have an iBook G3 clamshell 366Mhz, 320Mb RAM and 10Gb HD. I run Mac OS X 10.4.8 .
Now, i want to run Fruity Loops on my iBook, but being short on HD space and ressources, i'm not really looking forward to install a windows emulator like virtual PC or GuestPc on it.
I tried Darwine 0.9, but you can't directly install pc apps on your mac with it (yet).

So here is my question: does anybody know a program similar to darwine but that would let me install my own pc apps on it ???


thanks a lot !!!
-sonaeact

 

[Nermal]

Basically, you're out of luck. All the fast Windows solutions require an Intel-based system, so you're stuck with Virtual PC etc, which I expect will be unbearably slow on a 366 MHz G3

 

[MacBoobsPro]

Basically, you're out of luck. All the fast Windows solutions require an Intel-based system, so you're stuck with Virtual PC etc, which I expect will be unbearably slow on a 366 MHz G3

No kidding. It was unbearably slow on my iBook G4 800mhz.

 

[wyrmintheapple]

Basically, you're out of luck. All the fast Windows solutions require an Intel-based system, so you're stuck with Virtual PC etc, which I expect will be unbearably slow on a 366 MHz G3

Depends on what you'd call unbearably slow. VPC 4 I think It was (Maybe 3) was pretty good if you used win 95/98. Anything else was sooooo slow. This was on an iMac 333Mhz with 96Mb RAM

So, Its do-able. Not sure what fruityloops is though. If it needs 3D then you really are screwed.