Whilst I think such projects are a nice way to prolong obsolete hardware lifespan, I don’t understand who needs macOS there? Especially the obsolete one as well. What is the use-case? In what way that better than Linux or any other free OS?
If you need some proprietary software, like Adobe suite or alike, e.g. that’s for work, why not buy a much better/newer machine? The machine is clearly a home computer. I have old MacBook that serves as a home laptop as well.
A modern updated OS better than an outdated one. If the hardware is too slow, Free OS world has you covered, the number of DEs (desktop environments) is plenty for every user. Even behemoths like KDE/Gnome work very well on 4 GB ram and some ‘dumb GPU’ machine. So why bother with macOS supported hardware?
If you need some proprietary software, like Adobe suite or alike, e.g. that’s for work, why not buy a much better/newer machine? The machine is clearly a home computer. I have old MacBook that serves as a home laptop as well.
A modern updated OS better than an outdated one. If the hardware is too slow, Free OS world has you covered, the number of DEs (desktop environments) is plenty for every user. Even behemoths like KDE/Gnome work very well on 4 GB ram and some ‘dumb GPU’ machine. So why bother with macOS supported hardware?