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Amusingly, they didn't call it ApplePi and instead went with their (in my opinion) less intuitive name. Anyway, I wonder how long before someone can get OS X (
by texaslonghorn5 4y ago
Amusingly, they didn't call it ApplePi and instead went with their (in my opinion) less intuitive name.
Anyway, I wonder how long before someone can get OS X (macOS?) to work. I'm sure the early big cat OS requirements are within the capabilities of beefier Pi units. I fondly remember making my first Hackintosh and accidentally wiping my Windows partition. If it can be done for only $40, very cool!
- firecall 4y agoOr PiMac. :-)
- weikju 4y agoMacInPi
- NegativeLatency 4y agoApplePi would feel more for the Apple II to me
- WesolyKubeczek 4y agoI think Apple’s trademark lawyers would be not amused by that at all.
- texaslonghorn5 4y agoFigured they would be more focused on the Hackintosh part than the trademark.
- comprev 4y agoBy good fortune the custom PC I had at the time was 100% compatible with 10.6 Snow Leopard, including WiFi and Bluetooth, by learning about tonymacx86. I've been on Apple ever since, both personal and professional.
- gebruikersnaam 4y ago"accidentally wiping my Windows partition. If it can be done for only $40, very cool!" I'm sure it can be done for a lot less.
- tssva 4y agoThere is an existing ApplePi project which is an Apple ][ emulator on the Raspberry Pi.