OS X on a PC? [forward from a different list]

[Romain Kang]

Another way to pull off the trick would be to use some remote desktop
software like VNC (or something similar) to bring another machine's
desktop onto the primary display.

Aside: Last time I tried VNC, it was a bit dodgey when working
between dissimilar CPU architectures.  E.g., Wintel, Linux, FreeBSD
on x86 machines worked well together, but going to Sparc Solaris
or PPC OS X was kind of jerky, with irregular and sometimes long
delays refreshing the remote'd display.  Maybe it's been fixed.

Romain Kang                             Disclaimer: I speak for myself alone,
romain at kzsu.stanford.edu                except when indicated otherwise.