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>I don't have and can't afford a Mac Why wouldn't you just virtualize, same as any other OS? If you're not virtualizing on Mac hardware than there are a few mi
by xoa 8y ago
>I don't have and can't afford a Mac
Why wouldn't you just virtualize, same as any other OS? If you're not virtualizing on Mac hardware than there are a few minor extra hoops to jump through but it's still less work compared to a hackintosh. Performance can be janky if you don't dedicate a video card to it, but something perfectly adequate like a Radeon 560 seem readily available for $60-80 now. There are a few bits of Mac specific hardware these days like the T-series chips, but not even all supported Macs have that by a long shot.
- simcop2387 8y agoDoing so is not legal in most countries. the macOS T&C/EULA/etc. forbid running it on non-apple hardware. This is a large barrier to entry that a lot of people don't want to even approach.
- qaq 8y agoIn developing countries piracy is rampant none really cares much about EULAs