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					<description><![CDATA[I should add that Snow Leopard can run PowerPC applications still on the intel macs, but rosetta is an optional install.  IBM bought out transitive, the company behind rosetta and naturally like all good things IBM touches, its dead.

So Lion, and Mountain Lion cannot run PowerPC applications.  The only thing I can suggest is making a virtual &#039;hackintosh&#039; with EmpireEFI &amp; Snow Leopard with VirtualBOX or VMWare ....]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I should add that Snow Leopard can run PowerPC applications still on the intel macs, but rosetta is an optional install.  IBM bought out transitive, the company behind rosetta and naturally like all good things IBM touches, its dead.</p>
<p>So Lion, and Mountain Lion cannot run PowerPC applications.  The only thing I can suggest is making a virtual &#8216;hackintosh&#8217; with EmpireEFI &#038; Snow Leopard with VirtualBOX or VMWare &#8230;.</p>
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