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== Windows == | == Windows == | ||
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As Sugar OS is primarily based on Linux, it is not currently possible to run sugar natively on Windows. However, sugar includes support for Windows system in the following ways: | As Sugar OS is primarily based on Linux, it is not currently possible to run sugar natively on Windows. However, sugar includes support for Windows system in the following ways: | ||
* Use a Virtual Machine to run Sugar OS seamlessly. See [[VirtualBox|Sugar VM WikiPage]] | * Use a Virtual Machine to run Sugar OS seamlessly. See [[VirtualBox|Sugar VM WikiPage]] | ||
* Use alternative ~ sugarizer, on [[Sugarizer|sugarizer wiki]] | * Use alternative ~ sugarizer, on [[Sugarizer|sugarizer wiki]] | ||
== Mac OS == | |||
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MacOS offers options to install Sugar OS | |||
* Use BootCamp on Mac devices to dual boot to Sugar SOAS. See instructions on installing systemless [[Downloads#Apple_Mac_OS_X|here]] | |||
* Use a Virtual Machine. Using Virtual Machines on Mac is highly efficient due to its high processing speed. This complements the normal PCs in running multiple VMs. Refer to the [[VirtualBox|Sugar on VirtualBox guide for Mac OS.]] | |||
* Install a side-by-side Fedora OS, and follow the instructions given [[#Fedora|here]] | |||