Hackintosh Forum possibility?

Hackintosh section would be nice.  

I need to upgrade to ML on my SL machine.

A good question. The legality element is the major concern here. We're open to allowing conversations about certain software usage here, but assigning a particular section to that end might be a bridge too far.

Why not let people assume you're using a real Mac and just focus on the software issues? Sometimes giving people more info than necessary can hinder a solution to a problem. Just pic a Mac in your profile that is closest to your Hackintosh. Not that it would matter anyway much unless its a portable machine. Apple people resent the fact that you have far more control over your hardware, paid a fraction for it compared to what they did, and understand the process involved in doing that (which does take significant time for most of us). So they get angry. Like upset kids that don't get their own way. When they go to get their Apple product serviced for a major component like the screen for an iMac or a motherboard they are in for a major shock as the cost for that part is often much more than the value of the whole device on the used market. Apple people seemed to have failed every class in Economics Devaluation ever offered. Whereas when your motherboard decides to give up the ghost in the future, its a simple matter of going to Ebay and picking up the same vintage part as a direct replacement for often less then $40. Apple users just don't have options like that. They think in the here and now. Its like they park their brains at the door as soon as they cross the threshold of their hallowed temple/Apple store. If its shiny they seem too squeal with delight. Perhaps Apple's success is an example of why the world's economy in the developed world is in such a mess: Impulsive spending with little thought for the future. Anyone that has really opened up an Apple product is usually amazed at the mediocrity of the parts used which is surprising considering the astronomical prices they want for that thing new. Apple is all about slick marketing to dullard consumers I guess. I sell excess hardware when I don't need it and if it has an Apple name on it I'm always amazed at the incredibly naivety of the buyers that are attracted to that product. As a group, their lack of hardware knowledge far eclipses any other product group I've ever encountered. Which of course is how they got persuaded to buy that product in the first place. Anybody with a rational mind would just do the math and decide that its poor value - period.

I should add that when Apple people argue that their hardware doesn't cost much more (ludricous of course for anybody that can navigate a NewEgg website) point out that there are no users out there that ever buy a Mac to use only Windows on it. If their hardware was good value that would occur all the time.

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