> Linux is great - it's basically your deployment environment - but you often have to mess around with it a bit.
This doesn't make sense. One definitely, in general terms, has to mess around more with Hackintosh than with a Linux installation, as the hardware compatibility is much higher with the latter than the former.
I did use a Hackintosh, for some time. I still need Mac occasionally, but nowadays I just run it in a VM.
This doesn't make sense. One definitely, in general terms, has to mess around more with Hackintosh than with a Linux installation, as the hardware compatibility is much higher with the latter than the former.
I did use a Hackintosh, for some time. I still need Mac occasionally, but nowadays I just run it in a VM.