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There’s no compromise. Hackintosh is stable and secure now. It’s totally worth doing, and quite fun to boot.
by Synaesthesia 6y ago
There’s no compromise. Hackintosh is stable and secure now. It’s totally worth doing, and quite fun to boot.
- throwaway234101 6y agoClover was stable. OpenCore isn't. It'll take a few years yet before it gets to the same level of ease of use and stability Clover achieved. Source: I installed Catalina via OpenCore on a new machine last weekend. It's very similar to installing Arch Linux for the first time.
- jonfw 6y agoEase of use and stability are very different things, which often have conflict between each other
- aikinai 6y agoI installed Catalina with OpenCore earlier this year and it was the smoothest Hackintosh experience yet, especially with their accurate, clear, and up-to-date documentation.
- kristofferR 6y ago«Stable» is such a problematic word. OpenCore is stable in the way that it never crashes, but it's unstable in the way that its configuration files always changes for every update.
- throwaway234101 6y agoThat's fair.
- dylan604 6y agoI gave up on Hackintosh when Apple made Nvidia irrelevant.