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> In summary, I would never recommend to anybody to build a hackintosh unless he has the time and energy to make it work. The name HACKintosh kind of tells you
by unicornporn 9y ago
> In summary, I would never recommend to anybody to build a hackintosh unless he has the time and energy to make it work.
The name HACKintosh kind of tells you that, right? Sorry, but this was a pointless and non informative post.
I ran a Hackintosh from 2009 to 2013. It was extremely stable, but a bit cumbersome when doing updates. Things might have evolved since then.
- lloeki 9y agoUpdates are very stable, especially now that there's Clover which mimics Apple's EFI much closely, but it's always an odd bet that some component of the OS won't change its behaviour and rely on something surprising, notably App Store, Messages or FaceTime breaking every now and then because they changed how hardware authentication works. The fact that things are hardly documented except in forms of either step-by-step blind-handholding recipes or unscientific "hey I pushed this and pulled that and it works now!" forum posts doesn't help.