Orz mode on. :) Items in * are poorly translated and not to be taken literally. (edit, lol, fail. Didn't realize asterisks cause italics. Sigh) From my experi

Orz mode on. :) Items in * are poorly translated and not to be taken literally. (edit, lol, fail. Didn't realize asterisks cause italics. Sigh) From my experience with Hackintosh, you're downloading a canned VMWare image of a pirated OS. I'm not exactly sure when they would say you agreed to anything when you downloaded it, since you only have interactions with VMWare Player (or VBox) and the site hosting the VMWare images, plus a few of the BIOS patches that are needed to make it all work. you never interact with Apple in any way. The guy who keeps packaging it is running a risk of legal action when Apple gets their fill of PCs running MacOS, though. In the meantime, though, it allowed me to shelve my Mac Mini for iOS development and keep everything in one PC, albeit one virtualized environment. Being able to copy/paste between PC and Mac is fantastic for workflow. I am a big fan. I probably get burned by something deep in the Apple Developer Program EULA where I agreed not to do unintended things with Apple software. :)