Running OSX on normal PC

It kind of makes sense for common libraries. The problem with the GPL styled license is that if you use a single library that is GPL'd and bundle it into your apps, then you have to release the source of your apps.
 
BobbyMac said:
It kind of makes sense for common libraries. The problem with the GPL styled license is that if you use a single library that is GPL'd and bundle it into your apps, then you have to release the source of your apps.
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Which do you think is the better of the two? I suppose they both have their ups and downs.
 
w1z4rd said:
Which do you think is the better of the two? I suppose they both have their ups and downs.
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I think each has it's merits, and it depends on a case by case which way to go. Developers add a lot of value to opensourced projects under both license types.
 
spiderz said:
DAmm, and here i thought i can just be lazy and wait for you to get all the links :D
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Unfortunately not, it is friday after all. As such my advice would be just buy an new intel mac and forget about windows. :)
 
icyrus said:
Unfortunately not, it is friday after all. As such my advice would be just buy an new intel mac and forget about windows. :)
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That would be my advice regardless of the day of the week :D

As complicated as it is getting OsX running on a generic pc it's the complete opposite wrt getting windoze to run on Mac hardware.
 
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