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TBH, my real problem was that IOS development (with new sdks) basically requires you to keep upgrading your macos to the latest version, which was irritating si
by ssebro 15y ago
TBH, my real problem was that IOS development (with new sdks) basically requires you to keep upgrading your macos to the latest version, which was irritating since you needed to do it often and since for someone with a hackintosh, its not trivial. Even with functional display and ethernet drivers, if your mouse/trackpad doesn't work well, or your music doesn't work it kinda sucks (IMHO).