Hackintosh Netbook Runs 80 Apps Simultaneously - Screenshot

According to this screenshot (courtesy of CultOfMac), one guy was apparently able to run a total of 80 Mac OS X applications on an Advent 4211, with both Blender and Daz3D launched. The system, hacked in order to be able to run OS X, boasts an Atom N270 @1.6ghz and 2Gb RAM, according to the list of specs.

Pointing out to a “silly competition” going on between several Mac users competing for the title of Most apps running simultaneously on a Mac, Cult believes the guy deserves some form of credit, having been able to run so many apps on such a low-specced system.

“I’ve been trying to determine Atom’s performances with Mac OS X for some time now, and I think this shows Atom’s netbooks are not so crippled!” the user is quoted as saying. After providing his specs to the author of the piece (Atom N270 @1.6ghz; 2Gb RAM;  80Gb Western Digital Scorpio HDD; OS X Leopard 10.5.4), Jay Pan went on to offer the entire list of applications running at the time he took the screenshot just above. The list of apps is available below in its entirety. Also, click on the picture (above) for a better view.

1. Finder + Dashboard + Spaces

2. Stickies

3. Mail

4. Safari

5. Quicktime

6. iTunes

7. iPhoto

8. iMovie

9. Keynote

10. Numbers

11. Pages

12. System Prefs

13. GarageBand

14. iWeb

15. Realtek Wlan Utility

16. Address Book

17. Adium

18. Automator

19. Calculator

20. CeltX

21. Chess

22. Dictionnary

23. Font Book

24. iCal

25. iChat

26. Preview

27. VLC

28. TextEdit

29. Console

30. Activity Monitor

31. Digital Color Meter

32. Directory

33. Disk Utility

34. Grab

35. Monolingual

36. Grapher

37. Onyx

38. System Profiler

39. Terminal

40. VoiceOver Utility

41. Color Sync Utility

42. Audio Midi Setup

43. µTorrent

44. Cyberduck

45. X11

46. Gimp

47. iSync

48. Photobooth

49. Trix

50. DazStudio

51. Audacity

52. Bean

53. Bricksmith

54. DVD Hunter

55. Fun Card Maker

56. Game Hunter

57. Handbrake

58. Hyper Engine AV

59. Kigo Video Converter

60. Levelator

61. MPEG Streamclip

62. SubFix

63. Subs Factory

64. Vino

65. Blender

66. Buddi

67. Cashbox

68. Freemind

69. Juice

70. Q

71. Seashore

72. Skim

73. Smultron

74. Xee

75. Inkspace

76. Open Office 3

77. Miro

78. The Unarchiver

79. Stuffit 12

80. Stellarium

So, what do you think - does the feat deserve some form of praising? Has anyone else here achieved this?

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