osx86 isn't exactly new.. neither is this article, dating from Nov '07. Besides, running Tiger or Leopard on a machine with 512mb ram and a 900mhz proc is goin

osx86 isn't exactly new.. neither is this article, dating from Nov '07. Besides, running Tiger or Leopard on a machine with 512mb ram and a 900mhz proc is going to be very painful. Not to mention the 8gb hdd max.. An OS X install (with Xcode so it's useful) will fill that up on its own without any additional files. (Unless the Eee 1000 Series is out anywhere but Taiwan yet? In which case, the Eee might run OS X decently, but I still don't imagine it being worthwhile to spend time on.)