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I went hackintosh a few years ago and while it's got tons of it's own headaches, its a good way to get solid hardware that you can pick out yourself. I won't p
by mrgreenfur 10y ago
I went hackintosh a few years ago and while it's got tons of it's own headaches, its a good way to get solid hardware that you can pick out yourself.
I won't pretend that I ever press 'install updates' without a few hours to spare and db backups ready.
- Void_ 10y agoI used Hackintosh for about a year as primary macOS development machine. Updates were a headache and the inability to install pre-release software. But with Xcode and Swift being so slow I'm thinking about going back there and just getting the 4ghz i7... Another option is a Mac Pro, but I really don't have 3000+ money to spend on a computer...
- mrgreenfur 10y agoIf you've already got experience doing hackintoshes you can't beat building your own Xeon machine and just dealing with a few hours here and there of update headache. The price of raw commodity hardware is suuuuper cheap compared to off the shelf macs. There are even nice mini-itx cases if you want a powerful, slightly-larger-than-mac-mini machine.