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Legally?

• spicybright 6y ago
  Shhhh
  • anoncake 6y ago
    Sorry
• Wowfunhappy 6y ago
  Until a court says otherwise I will continue to act as though it’s fair use. (Provided you’re not selling Hackintosh machines, which has gone to court but is clearly different from a personal setup.)
• whalesalad 6y ago
  Or fire up a Mac VPS on one of the billions of hosts that provide them. AWS has em now.
  • dexterdog 6y ago
    Beware that they have a 24-hour minimum on pricing so going in to test something for 5 minutes will cost you $26.
• remram 6y ago
  I don't understand why Apple wants to prevent people using MacOS in VMs. The performance is so bad that no one in their right mind would use it as a daily driver, but people are using it to build/release software. More software available on their platform should be a good thing, no? Professionals will still buy machines for convenience (building/testing is a lot faster when every click doesn't take seconds) and pay the Developer Program fee, and us open-source developers can make our software available to Apple users, or make sure it works on Safari. Why make it illegal?
  • anoncake 6y ago
    Maybe to preserve the illusion that Mac OS is inherently part of the computers Apple sells as opposed to a separate product that's linked to them artificially?