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That's true, although Windows can be run in a VM. I'm not saying that would be the ideal means of developing for Windows, but it's an available option, and MS
by enobrev 10y ago
That's true, although Windows can be run in a VM. I'm not saying that would be the ideal means of developing for Windows, but it's an available option, and MS even offers free images for testing on various OS versions. Meanwhile OSX can only be run in a VM on Apple hardware.
- msie 10y agoOk, so Apple hardware for the win!
- douche 10y agoSo, I haven't tried actually doing this, but is there a real reason you can' load OS X up on a VirtualBox VM, etc, or is that just what Apple tells you you can do with the software you bought from them?
- hobs 10y agoOS X basically prevents this with default install, you will have to get a hacked OS X image to do this, and that is a legal grey area depending on your country. You can find out more by looking up hackintosh.