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This was my experience exactly. Seemed like a great idea at the time, but always required some sort of maintenance at various times that required researching s
by eterpstra 10y ago
This was my experience exactly. Seemed like a great idea at the time, but always required some sort of maintenance at various times that required researching solutions, posting on message boards, and trial-and-error. Basically, it's the same amount of effort required to run a linux based desktop.
- awesomerobot 10y agoI'd argue that it's more effort than running a popular distro like Ubuntu because the hackintosh knowledgebase is generally a lot smaller.
- b_t_s 10y agototally agree.
- bb88 10y agoWithout intentionally trying to turn this in to an OS War, at least on a linux box, there was source code. So if something bothered you enough you could go in and fix it yourself (which added to your skills as a coder). These days, it feels like people enjoy digging around on their systems less and less, and they just want javascript to run in a browser.