Sure, everybodys bias is painfully obvious here on HN. But I don't think that negates the fact that to develop anything at all for OS X I have to buy a whole c

Sure, everybodys bias is painfully obvious here on HN. But I don't think that negates the fact that to develop anything at all for OS X I have to buy a whole computer from Apple, since it's damn near impossible to get a stable OS X experience by running it in a VM or directly on non-Apple hardware. Furthermore, remotely accessing Xcode on a Mac from a non-Mac computer is really painful since the only option is VNC - the bottom of the barrel, lowest common denominator of remote screen sharing protocols.