MARCV  Updating X11 helps: http://xquartz.macosforge.org/trac/wiki

It's called Xquartz now...  
(Version 1.0)

JETFIREDX  Again no OpenGL support and so I am sure is going to be almost useless to many people who either want to run a game or have one or two 3D tools they use in Windows that they would rather not reboot to run. (Parallels 3D support is laughable last I checked, and VMWare is passable but it still means running the whole OS just to get at that "one application.")  
(Version 1.0)

MARCV  http://www.kronenberg.org/darwine/

has a newer build.  
(Version 0.9.27 DP)

MATTETH  Here's an Intel version:

http://thisismyinter.net/?p=11

Works pretty well!  
(Version 0.9.27 DP)

JOHNNY ROCKET  there is supposedly an intel version but I tried every download mirror they have listed and none of them work. Is this even being developed anymore???  
(Version 0.9.27 DP)

JETFIREDX  I can't wait to see the Qemu CPU emulation built into this... probably wouldn't be as bad as running a full emulator because Wine can redirect 3D to the hardware and you aren't emulating everything that the full system hardware has to be doing right?

Sample applications worked flawlessly on my dual 1.8 G5 under 10.4.5. Get the CPU emulation in there (until I can afford a new Intel Mac) and I can dump the PC next to me that has been giving me trouble! (As almost everything I want to run works in Wine under Linux anyway.)  
(Version 0.9.9 DP)

DRAELREN  E_COMMERCE, did you try playing a recent pc game with it and if yes, does it work smoothly?

That would be the reason #1 for me to get a new intel mac, playing pc games like with wine on linux.  
(Version 0.9.9 DP)

E_COMMERCE  Very interesting. On my MacBook Pro (x86 based) it runs normal Windows exe's without too much fuss. Darwine is nicely packaged into a bundle with all of the Wine frameworks, and an application to facilitate launching Windows exe's.

I had no problem running the included clones of RegEdit, Notepad, etc. I was also able to start up VirtualDub (it complained about a bag switch being passed - looks like paths aren't being converted or escaped properly in all cases), but it crashed when trying to play a file. iTunes setup also crashed, but from what I've heard, it's very difficult to get iTunes running in Wine.

The "look" of Wine is kludgy - a very Windows 95ish interface with bad fonts and color settings, all inside X11 windows. I can't say that aspect will impress anyone.

For my needs (replacing a work PC), I'm waiting for true virtualization software that will allow running a full Windows OS, where I don't have to worry about how well reverse-engineered the OS is (I just have to worry about how well it was written to begin with). This is still a very interesting start, and may work for those who just need to run a few non-demanding Windows applications.  
(Version 0.9.9 DP)

MITCH_DE  ??Am i right that, other than X86 WINE, Darine can´t use normal .EXE Files . Only that ones who are compiled (recomplied with wine.lib) for PPC usage ?  
(Version 0.9.9 DP)

LISULAN  I like the soft of window to use on mac.  
(Version 0.9.7DP)