I've always thought that the only reason someone would choose to endure
a Mac OS would be the benefits of its hardware, most notably the graphic
display. I simply cannot fathom why anyone with the skills requisite to
perform such an install would choose a Mac OS...that is other than to
show that it's possible and give Steve Jobs the finger.
On 10/28/10 4:40 PM, Don Roberts wrote:
Interesting link but dodges the issue. The cost for just supplies for
this costs almost as much as a macbook and you still have to build it
and provide software. I think the idea of using an existing laptop
makes much more sense. As I said it worked fine on an Asus netbook.
Don
On 10/28/10 1:38 AM, LEIGH Howard wrote:
Have a look at http://lifehacker.com/
You can build a Hackintosh from scratch. There's also instructions on
easy installation of Snow Leopard to a PC. The author has done it!
Howard.
On 28 October 2010 01:11, Herschel Mair <herschel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:herschel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Has anyone here got any experience loading OSX onto a non apple
machine?
I hear it can be done but I wonder if there are hardware
problems... I'm so sick of Apple's overcharging and elitism... I
have to buy a new laptop for my accounting and the software I
have is for OSX. Really the simplest of modern machines will do
perfectly so why not buy an ACER for $300.00 instead of a macbook
for $1100?
Herschel
