I want a Mac

[TheFaQQer]

Or OSX loaded into a virtual machine.

Which you could do quite cheaply / easily by buying a bare bones machine and sticking Linux on it first, then free VMWare to put OSX on.

[Sysman]

Which you could do quite cheaply / easily by buying a bare bones machine and sticking Linux on it first, then free VMWare to put OSX on.

I tried the free VMware on Linux on bare bones machine solution and got terrible performance.

Not going there again. It was painful.

[TheFaQQer]

I tried the free VMware on Linux on bare bones machine solution and got terrible performance.

Not going there again. It was painful.

I use it all the time and have never had any problems with it, either running Windows or Linux VM on Linux Mint and on Ubuntu.

Each to their own

[Sysman]

I use it all the time and have never had any problems with it, either running Windows or Linux VM on Linux Mint and on Ubuntu.

Each to their own

I tried with both Ubuntu and Linux Mint as VMware hosts last January, and they both had problems when I started chucking loads of I/O around. The GUI would become unacceptably unresponsive for longish periods. I went back to Windows and VirtualBox at that point.