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Betangel equivalent for Mac

saztopia

06 Oct 10 16:15

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Hey all,

I used to use Bet Angel basic on my old computer and loved the extra flexibility and was starting to see some trading results with my test bank. Since then however I have bought a brand spanking new iMac for work reasons and as much as i love it, Bet Angel doesnt support Mac and as such im wondering if there is anything out there that does a similar thing that will work on Mac.

I dont particuarly want to emulate Windows just for BetAngel...

Cheers

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Doyler1987 When: 06 Oct 10 16:33

I use Gruss so cant really comment on Bet Angel, but you should check out VMware Fusion IMO, it lets you run windows parallel to the mac, so you can just minimise the windows window and use mac normally just like minimising any window.

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senlac When: 06 Oct 10 23:06

Macs have the Bootcamp App, which lets you run either the
Mac OS or Windows.

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saint-pilgrim When: 09 Oct 10 15:47

Hi,

As I released my application OpenSource and haven't got access to a Mac, I'd be glad to learn if it works on a Mac.

You'd need to download Python (www.python.org) and wxPython (www.wxpython.org) together with the sources of my application (http://code.google.com/p/bfplusplus/)

It won't probably look like a standard Mac application, but the application should be cross-platform and therefore work also on Macs.

If you decide to test it, thank you in advance for the feedback

Best regards

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saint-pilgrim When: 09 Oct 10 15:49

If you download things, get Python 2.6 and wxPython for Python 2.6.

Thank you and best regards

By:

mginvest When: 09 Oct 10 22:17

I've found the best solution is to get Virtual Box which is free. It basically let's you run a custom windows OS alongside your mac OS and you can install any windows apps on it.