Bootcamp sounds like it works, but as seen as macs don't have various things windows has it's almost a waste of time unless it's open source and people are willing to port it to Mac or Linux.
A linux dedicated server would be more feasible though.
You take it as the starting of a flamewar, I see it as the truth And I don't mean one is better than the other, but it's just a simple fact that LFS is build for DirectX, which doesn't run on a Mac. If the devs would make a version for the Mac, it would mean maintaining source codes for two different platforms, handle with bugs for two platforms, writing patches for 2 platforms...you get the picture. And the devs have their hand full on the Windows version alone.
Developing a game which is already in a niche market for a niche market platform would simply be too much for too little gain to be quite honest.
So that 97% of LFS gamers would be left in the cold because that would not be available on Windows...
what about "Please don't start another mac-win-flamewar! PLEASE!"
A computer is as good as it's administrator/user My PC is pretty, stable, secure and fast And it doesn't smell either.
IIRC, Scawen said there will be no Mac OS based LFS. All you Mac users will just have to rely on bootcamp or similar programs; this has been brought up many times