I'm using it as a main development machine. Also, I'm using MacBookPro when traveling and for some sort of a backup if main machine fails. So far (and I'm usin

I'm using it as a main development machine. Also, I'm using MacBookPro when traveling and for some sort of a backup if main machine fails. So far (and I'm using it for a last two years) I'm very happy. Yosemite upgrades were somewhat painful as it took me couple of hours to upgrade each time but I couldn't be happier with El Capitan - since tonymacx86 switched over to Clover bootloader every update goes like this: 1. upgrade through AppStore to the latest OX X version 2. install new version of Nvidia drivers (OS X must be booted with disabled Nvidia GPU nv_disable=1) I also had to apply fix for sound card but that was one-time endeavor. So, excluding time needed for a regular OS X update, in a last year I spent maybe 3-4 hours extra on keeping Hackintosh in working state.