@ thebryster and drawbrigep no, i believe not! in both cases. But, who knows what will happen in the next future? Even if they mount the some processor, the computer architecture is different and the OS (both WIN and MAC) kernel is not compiled for running on "non-standard" configurations (except for a beta-test version of the pentium based macOS, that should run on windows chipsets. But this is not confirmed, please consider this a hacker legend. It's just a rumor I heard.) Yes, it would be nice to run mac and win programs on the some computer, even if the most important applications (bryce too... ehm, cough it should) are translated for both systems.