If all of my software remains free, then yes. I am using a Hackintosh to continue porting my software to OS X, but obviously I can't and won't release any softw

If all of my software remains free, then yes. I am using a Hackintosh to continue porting my software to OS X, but obviously I can't and won't release any software built on an untrusted system, so everything is source-only. If I ever decide to sell a product, then my personal grievances will be irrelevant and I'll have to buy another. When it was running, it was a nice, sleek, quiet, fast, low-power system. I did not enjoy developing on it at all, but web browsing/movie playing/music playing/chatting was very nice and polished. I realize my experiences may not be the norm, but it has shattered my perception of, "you pay for hardware quality." All of the parts inside were stock Samsung HDD/no-name RAM/etc, and the cooling system was clearly compromised for form over function. No, you're really only paying for the ability to load OS X without relying on sketchy third-party cracks. I will definitely be buying their top-end AppleCare warranty if I ever do purchase another Mac.