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Well, from a legal perspective you are bound to their hardware. A Hackintosh is a breach of the EULA, and no company should allow one to be used for their deve

by mugsie 10y ago

Well, from a legal perspective you are bound to their hardware. A Hackintosh is a breach of the EULA, and no company should allow one to be used for their development, as it can create a potentially massive liability for them.

pjmlp 10y ago
While true, EULAs aren't valid in many countries, regardless what companies wish for. Having said this, I also don't agree with using Hackintoshs.
adamors 10y ago
AFAIK EULAs are entirely illegal and unenforceable in the EU.