RecklessAbandon recently asked if I knew of a way to run osx on windows, a Virtual PC for the intel world if you will. So I did a little research into Marklar (Apple doesn't admit that the 'Marklar' program exists).
In case you don't know when OS X was first created (from BSD) Apple wanted to keep their options open and decided to keep a current OS X port running on x86 machines. This project was codenamed 'Marklar' and it is rumored that this program keeps about a dozen fulltime Apple programmers in cheese. If PowerPC architecture fail to keep up with Intel / AMD microprocessors this would be the back door. during my research I ran across a program called Pear PC a PowerPC emulator for Linux & Windows that although slow and buggy will run osx on about 50% of the pc's out there. I wonder if it'll run on Virtual PC? and if I can run Virtual PC on Pear PC... Damn recursion !