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Mac Clone Maker Details CoreBox on Radio

iMacRobert writes "John Fraser, who is developing a bare-bones Mac clone, plans to answer questions many Mac users have in a live interview. Questions will be accepted during the show and in e-mail."

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  1. Re:Online Mac Community vs. Market by NeuroKoan · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I believe that this stuff is all running refurbished Apple hardware, which means it should be legal to install your own version of OS X (if you have an aditional license lying around).

    Or if you just don't even want to worry about that, there is always PPC Linux.

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  2. Website looks dead. by ElGanzoLoco · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Has anybody had access to Core Crib's website? (http://www.2khappyware.com/corecrib.html)
    Ever since the Wired article appeared, I have tried to access the website. Nothing. Google's cache only lists www.2khappyware.com, which is PC-centric and talks about some sort of PC-upgrade pay-per-month program (websites looks like done in Notepad or TexteEdit).

    Looks like one big hoax to me. I hope I'm wrong, I'm really looking forward to buying a dirt cheap G4 (or even G3) system to host my 1-hit-a-year webpage and file server :)

    Has the guy talked about sales outside the U.S. (France, for that matter)?

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