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YMMV, but for my tower, after getting over the initial hump of getting macOS installed, it’s less trouble than Linux is. No matter the distro, under Linux it f
by kitsunesoba 7y ago
YMMV, but for my tower, after getting over the initial hump of getting macOS installed, it’s less trouble than Linux is.
No matter the distro, under Linux it feels like I’m always fighting weirdness with X11/Wayland/GPU drivers and there’s more rough edges than I can count. It’s death by a thousand cuts. It has massive potential to be great, but it’s just not.
By contrast once your hackintosh is working properly, that’s pretty much it… the fight is over and you can just use your machine. If you set it up right, minor updates are uneventful and the only real maintenance that’s required comes with major OS releases every year or so, but that can be delayed for a long time if you’re not the type to keep pace with OS updates.
That said it is a bit of a technical endeavor, so be prepared for that.