I have the microsoft Zune, and im looking to DL the software for my Leopard. I been having a tought time finding it. Can some 1 please assist me . Thanks
Yeah, it seems that Microsoft's Zune team doesn't want to acknowledge the Mac.
I don't blame them! If people want a Zune they'll either install Windows on their Mac or they're switch. If someone was that dedicated to the Zune then I certainly could see it happening just as easy as some have switched to Mac after buying an iPod.Yeah, it seems that Microsoft's Zune team doesn't want to acknowledge the Mac.
The new Zune is an extermely fine player. I got the chance to play with one and I would love to have one but I do not own a mac that will run windows so I'm sticking with my iPods. The Zune is in no way better because of a larger screen, it actually has a very good interface.Yep. Should have gotten an iPod. Works with both OS, and I think it'll always top off the Zune, despite the fact that the Zune has a larger screen, but the iPod Classic/Video/Touch has more space.![]()
more space? no, zune 2 is 80G, zune flash is 4/8G.Yep. Should have gotten an iPod. Works with both OS, and I think it'll always top off the Zune, despite the fact that the Zune has a larger screen, but the iPod Classic/Video/Touch has more space.![]()
parallels and bootcamp, I don't think crossover works in this case.Yeah, you're going to have to run something like Crossover/Parallels/BootCamp/etc for Zune support. MS hasn't ported the necessary software over.
Zune's are good players, for the price you can pick them up nowadays! I bought mine just because I don't want to be part of the hundreads at my school who have iPods, so I was first (and still only) person at my school to ever own a Zune(UK, definatly no one over at my school who has one). Just install VMware Fusion and windows inside vmware with the zune software, vmware will allow you to use the zune cable to sync it(with usb), or you can also try the wireless sync, which I could never get Zune to connect to my wireless network.
Wow, that's sorta stupid. You shouldn't resist buying something because many people use it, if that were the case Windows wouldn't have such a large market share, unfortunately.
I don't blame them! If people want a Zune they'll either install Windows on their Mac or they're switch. If someone was that dedicated to the Zune then I certainly could see it happening just as easy as some have switched to Mac after buying an iPod.
The new Zune is an extermely fine player. I got the chance to play with one and I would love to have one but I do not own a mac that will run windows so I'm sticking with my iPods. The Zune is in no way better because of a larger screen, it actually has a very good interface.
more space? no, zune 2 is 80G, zune flash is 4/8G.
also, are you suggesting OP to buy all of those iPods you mentioned?
parallels and bootcamp, I don't think crossover works in this case.
also, is bootcamp still available for Tiger at all?