I admit I only skimmed this (my only wish for Apple is for them to release a set of build tools for Linux that allows building ios apps, and (more importantly,

I admit I only skimmed this (my only wish for Apple is for them to release a set of build tools for Linux that allows building ios apps, and (more importantly, really) support the installation and purchase of OS X for running on non-apple hardware, and in VMs -- I don't think either of those will happen) -- however -- I caught this: > We think it’s really important to create something great for our pro customers who want a Mac Pro modular system, and that’ll take longer than this year to do. That's silly. They could take their previous generation Mac Pro chassis, stuff it with a dual Xeon board, 128gigs of RAM, a pair of SSDs and a pair of Nvidia 1080s - and after some nominal quality testing/driver tweaking sell it at their regular ridiculous mark-up. Those old cases are so convenient, I've considered buying a used one just for a regular pc workstation build. Easy to get to the internals, nice airflow. Roomy. Looks perfectly fine: http://www.ebay.com/itm/APPLE-MAC-PRO-2008-3-1-3-2GHZ-8-CORE-32GB-RAM-2TB-HDD-ATI-5770-OSX-/302135371829?hash=item4658abe835:g:6g4AAOSwTM5Y05xa http://www.ebay.com/itm/APPLE-MAC-PRO-2008-3-1-3-2GHZ-8-CORE...