Anyone used apple's OS on their pc

killadoob

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So i am busy downloading this hackintosh thing to see why people love mac so much, i do alot of artwork creation and what not so i want to see if maybe buying a mac for the OS would be worth it.

Has anyone got the software to run on their intel pc :)

Please note this is purely for educational purposes and may lead to the sale of an apple :p
 
I can't get hold of the Hackintosh software - would love to give it a try, but somehow I think my hardware would be a stumbling block.
 
OS X is just a really nice looking version of Linux ! There is a patch out to run it on amd machines also but I just found it too time consuming to set up

The only thing that attracts me to OSX is the look of the operating system and nothing else.

thats why i copied the look on windows (in a way) :D
DesktopFeb08-3.jpg
 
Works like a peach :)
Thou Intel CPU with a Gigabyte mobo is the best for compatibility
 
I did the same on Ubuntu, to my MacBook-toting brother's absolute astonishment! Tok me about 30 minutes.

Still, it's not MacOS.
 
No its not. Perhaps more research is in order?

The whole world know it is based on Unix , seems like ur just looking for an argument. :rolleyes:

"Mac OS X is a Unix based operating system"

"Version 10.5 while running on Intel processors, is certified Unix 03"

"Max OS X's core is a POSIX Compliant operating system (OS) built on top of the XNU kernel with standard Unix Facilities available from the command line interface"

The Darwin sub-system in Mac OS X is in charge of managing the filesystem which includes the Unix permission layer."

http://www.kernelthread.com/mac/osx/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X
 
The whole world know it is based on Unix , seems like ur just looking for an argument. :rolleyes:

"Mac OS X is a Unix based operating system"

"Version 10.5 while running on Intel processors, is certified Unix 03"

"Max OS X's core is a POSIX Compliant operating system (OS) built on top of the XNU kernel with standard Unix Facilities available from the command line interface"

The Darwin sub-system in Mac OS X is in charge of managing the filesystem which includes the Unix permission layer."

http://www.kernelthread.com/mac/osx/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_X

Still doesn't make it Linux, does it ?
 
The reality is at it's core no matter how much apple tries to candycoat it, it is Linux

It's not. It's a Darwin kernel. The OS is similar to BSD, although I wouldn't even go as to say it's based on any of the popular BSD flavours. The desktop is apple's own which started out as NeXT (from the company Steve Jobs was at before he came back to Apple).
 
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