Instructions for installing Mac OSX on a netbook, you say: http://www.enik.ch/2009/03/osx-leopard-1056-on-the-eee-1000h/ This is specifically for the EEE 1000H series, I’m not sure of your model. But you can also look here: http://osxdaily.com/2009/09/19/the-ultimate-resource-for-building-a-hackintosh-netbook-or-hackintosh-desktop/

Also, I wanted to mention that I have Vista on my eee 4g (4GB SSD!) and it runs pretty well. It’s constantly complaining about running out of space, but I am able to do all the standard portable things I like to do just fine. Though, I do end up spending most of my time in Easy Peasy (Ubuntu 9.04 tweaked special for netbooks).

My next netbook will have Win7 on it for sure, I am NOT going back to XP. Christ I hate that OS…

Of all the new things I’m planning to try this year, I assure you that is not one of them.

It’s version 7.0.1, and I can actually download software for it on the internet. It comes with a few apps, which I haven’t explored much yet. Pretty cool, though! Reminds me of the one and only Mac we had at my old job at the engineering firm; I believe it was a Macintosh SE.

I’m kind of nostalgic for those old OS’. Those were the days when you could really do stuff with the operating system and there were a billion fixes you could do yourself. I remember the question mark very well. Most things could be fixed. And I ran my first Mac without a hard drive — every floppy had to have the OS on it, until I spent the big bucks and got a second floppy so one disc could have the OS, and one the program.

It’s just very recently that I finally tossed all the floppy discs with programs that would absolutely run on your little Mac. I used to have a choral program, art programs, and a lot of games. The biggest problem you’d have is getting a floppy drive to get to the programs. What version of the OS are you running? I may have one or two programs on CD-ROM that might still work — some text games.