baduk (go)
2005.12.26 - 13:12
One of many reasons why my parents cant switch to mac.
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Um. I play (lots of) go on Mac. On the internet as well. Some of the Korean servers like dashn might require you to install Virtual PC, but in my experience they work reasonably well.
Especially since Apple is coming up with the x86 Macs shortly, it should be no problem running Windows baduk clients on Apple computers. ;-)
janne: with advice from experts, perhaps i can put my father’s learning ability/willingness to the test.. (but it would require me to be home for an extended period of time) thanx!