Apple's are really bsd (unix) under the presentation layer, and bsd can
run linux applications pretty well through some emulation-like layer.

So, even though db2 doesn't natively support mac os, you may be able to
run db2 on it.


Ken

mireland1 wrote:
> i was wondering if anyone has installed or is thinking of installing db2 udb on an apple machine?
>
> it is time to upgrade my hardware
> have found apple hardware to be a better quality
>
> any idea's
>
> monty6
>
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