3 easy steps to switch:

1. Download Q (Latest unstable build). Drag it to your applications folder and double-click.

2. Choose “Import Guest PCs from QemuX” from the Tools menu.


3. Wait. Q will copy all settings and virtual drives from the QemuX PCs, this will take a few minutes, so sit back and relax. Don’t wonder about the spinning beachball, it’s ok.

Once Q is finished importing, it will show a list of imported QemuX PCs.


4. Start enjoying the great features of Q!

If you do not want to use QemuX anymore, you can easily delete the following files and folders: /Applications/QemuX.app, /Applications/Qemu, ~/Documents/Qemu PC List.

If you have any questions or bug submissions, please write an e-mail to me: QemuX-(at)-cordney.com (replace the -(at)- with @).

Have fun! cordney*

UPDATE: There seemed to be a bug in Q with short harddisk names which affected the harddisk created by QemuX and led to a fatal boot error. This is fixed in the latest release (Q-0.8.0d562, 2/13/2006).

In about 24 hours Steve Jobs will give his legendary keynote at Mac-World San Fransisco. There have been many rumours about new products, the hottest of course the release of Intel Macs, incorporated by a 13,3″ iBook and/or a Mac Mini media center. So let’s see what Santa-Steve brings us!

My wish would be a 13,3″ iBook with Intel processor and a brand new, coloured design between the actual and the Tangerine iBooks. I would love it!

Merry christmas to all the macusers that are as excited as I am…

I recently found the blog of a young woman who is dating an Apple developer. She gives out 10 rules for other women when dating a developer, so you are warned..

http://www.emilyhambidge.com/blog/emily/66/