Exclusive: New OS Runs Windows, Linux, Mac OS X.

While Microsoft’s Virtual PC lets Mac users run Windows XP on Mac OS X, no dependable system allowed Mac OS X to operate on machines running Intel’s Pentium® processors. Yesterday, the Mac community was set aflame with the release of CherryOS that lets Mac OS X run on a PC.

Today, a new OS is scheduled to be released that will run Windows XP, Mac OS X, and major flavors of Linux (Red Hat and SuSE) on all major hardware platforms. These include IBM’s PowerPC chips.... (excerpted).

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