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I guess if you want to, you can think of it that way. I had OpenBSD on my old PowerBook for a while; I never really felt constrained by the platform. It's onl
by sspencer 19y ago
I guess if you want to, you can think of it that way. I had OpenBSD on my old PowerBook for a while; I never really felt constrained by the platform. It's only "just a dongle" if you let it be just a dongle.
- binarykeats 19y agoThe point isn't that you can't run other OSes on Mac hardware. The point is you can run OS X only on Mac hardware. This argument has been going on forever, of course. But that doesn't mean it doesn't make sense. It would be nice if you could run OS X on any old cheap hardware you chose, rather than the overpriced machines made by one company. That's the normal state of affairs for virtually every other OS people care about.