Looking for Mac OS X to install on PC

[visweswaran2830]

I want get Mac OS for my intel PC. Where Should I get, Is it any possible way to get and install in my PC. Thanks in advance

[AmberJain]

Apple doesnot sells Mac OS X for intel PC's. You should purchase an intel mac if you want to use OSX.

[visweswaran2830]

Is it available? Could You provide if any link is avail

[NitinSawant]

you should look for osx 86

http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

[Jyoti Ballabh]

You need an intel mac if you do wish to use the OSX or if you wait for a little while there could be some succour. Apple could come up with something, given the demand.

[mskctg]

Apple doesn't release any OS for windows PC. You can use virtualization software Like VMWare to run MAC OSX in Windows PC. You can browse osx86 project which was posted by NitinSawant. And you also see the video of "How To Install Mac OS X Lion 10.7 On Windows 7 Using VMWare Workstation 8". Here is the video link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaZ-uQclaF8

[numberwhun]

@NitinSawant Gave you a good starting link. While some will tell you to buy a Mac, I, for one, understand the financial issues with that. Before I bought my first Mac, I was running OSx on a Dell laptop (yes, not a Mac machine). It worked just fine, the only thing I had to do was hunt down the wireless driver for my Intel Wireless, but that was about it.

You will need to hunt around for the appropriate 10.4.X version of the software. I believe I found a version of 10.4.6 in iso form that I used. Once you have that image and can burn it to disc, you should be able to install it pretty easily (IMHO).

Regards,

[AlmalynC88]

Having compatible hardware in a Hackintosh (a PC running Mac OS X) makes the difference between success and failure. If you're interested in installing Mac OS X on your PC, it's important to know what hardware is compatible and what isn't. Hackintosh compatibility varies, depending on whether your computer was self-built or prebuilt, and whether it's a desktop PC or a laptop. (If you don't know what hardware your current computer has, use a program like CPU-Z.)