Oh, I know WINE is just for virtualising Windows processes within OS X (or Linux), I wasn't asking if it could be used to virtualise PowerPC processes on a Mac (or PC).What chscag said, but no, WINE cannot be used to run Classic apps on a Mac. Don't know what any of this has to do with Rosetta as referenced in your subject line.
Hmm... Good point. Still, maybe there will be one soon now that it's not built-in to the latest version of OS X any more!Up to now, there has been no reason for anyone to spend the amount of time it would take to create a PPC virtualization app for Intel Macs since they have all had the ability built in.
Oh, no, no, I was only referring to running PowerPC Apps within OS X sans Rosetta...You seem to be asking for virtualisation of a PowerPC version of OSX with Windows 7 as the host OS.
Perhaps but I would suggest that either those apps have been rebuilt for the Intel architecture (whether as universal or Intel only apps), are out of date and/or are not supported anymore. Given the relative dearth of PPC apps that are still widely used, I'm not sure how beneficial such a project would be.Hmm... Good point. Still, maybe there will be one soon now that it's not built-in to the latest version of OS X any more!
Ah! I forgot about that one. My morning coffee hasn't kicked in yet .As I have told you in the past Van, Adobe and I and many others can not afford to replace the very expensive Adobe apps with new versions.
The joys of student life, haha.You are poor also!