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>cheaper than the value of your time spent building a Hackintosh and keeping it functional I don't bother with hackintosh any more as I don't have any use for
by ux-app 8y ago
>cheaper than the value of your time spent building a Hackintosh and keeping it functional
I don't bother with hackintosh any more as I don't have any use for MacOS, but my experience was pretty seamless. I used hardware that was sitting around unused and after installing a couple of custom kexts everything just worked (^). I never had anything break even when upgrading from one major version to the next.
^ networking, sound, XCode etc. Not sure about apple services like iCloud or some of the iphone features since I never used them. Good enough for a cheap build machine when I was tinkering with some iOS dev.