Mac users, CLICK THIS

[ToxicJew]

I found a way to load programs on mac that doesn't require a windows disc, and doesn't take a lot of memory like VMWare. It's called Wine, and I'm in the process of installing it right now.

It's a bit complicated to install, but it's not that bad if you have basic knowledge of how a mac works. You do need to know how to use terminal.

So if you want to use a .ff viewer like me, or basically any windows program on your mac, this is the best tool to use. However, an Intel Mac is required, sorry Power PC people. :P

So Mac users, rejoice ! I'll get back to you guys with results of how it works. Here's the link to installing it, if you want to try it yourself.

http://davidbaumgold.com/tutorials/wine-mac/

[Shinigami]

Wine does work but its for intel macs only aka laptops (not for powermacs aka desktops)

[ToxicJew]

Yeah i said that. Lucky for me I've got one of the newer Intel iMac's (desktop) Best part? I got it free.

[Shinigami]

How'd you get it free?

[Josh]

Somebody gave it to him.

I is buying a Macbook Pro soon so this might come in handy.

[Jimmy 9222]

I used Wine with Ubuntu (Linux) and I just suggest using VMware or Virtualbox. Just an awful idea it turned out for me. Maybe others have had better experiences with it.

[ToxicJew]

How'd you get it free?

My uncle has a ton of computers, he fixes them and sells them on ebay.

[ToxicJew]

I used Wine with Ubuntu (Linux) and I just suggest using VMware or Virtualbox. Just an awful idea it turned out for me. Maybe others have had better experiences with it.

Actually I'm having problems too, I'm just going to use one of our laptops. Slow windows/:

EDIT: Old post, but I can run trucha signer, and several other programs using Wine, but i use VMware fusion for the .ff viewer.