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From Hackintosh to Macintosh: Comparing between OSx86 and the Macbook

osx86project.org — Steve Jobs may not like people hacking OS X for their PC's... but it's certainly bringing him more business. Check out this great article by a user who switched from running a hacked version of OS X to using the supported one on his Macbook. His conclusions may surprise you.

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  • Kaioshin, on 10/12/2007, -0/+3I, too, have bought a mac for that very reason.
    Heck, that story is quite similar to mine, eerily similar, even. Since I'm a spoiled brat, though, my parents helped me acquire my iMac, and later I bought a MacBook Pro, too. I guess this has a valid point, even though it's unwanted, it may be the last push some people need to get into the mac bandwagon.
  • Thujone, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2Aside from grammatical issues this was a good read. I think my wife will be having a Mac Christmas this year...
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