And just how is using the OLD kernel considered an upgrade? Talk about spinning the hack.

And the tit for tat begins.


Even though Apple is kicking Pystars butt in court, there are dozens of other "cloners" in various countries around the world with various degrees of support in law. Then of course is the home tinkers too.

Apple will eventually have to realize they need to make some sort of hardware difference in Mac's that only allows them to run OS X.

If Apple continues in their present neglect, the OSX on PC community will grow so large as to be a legal threat to Apple.

Juries can be easily convinced that since Apple didn't enforce or make certain hardware differences over the many years, that essentially they allowed OS X on PC, thus now they will have to support it.

I also think Apple should seriously consider moving some factory operations back to the US, it's primary market. Not only because we need the jobs, but because the Chinese are playing economic warfare with their currency targeting to the dollar.

If the Chinese want to keep things even, then Apple and other manufacturing should be moved in proportion to the sales in that particular country.

In any event, all the crying from the hackintosh community was for nothing. They solved the problem on their own.

And isn't this discussion about piracy and warez now? (correct me if I'm wrong.)

I wouldn't consider using the terminal to copy the old kernel a "complicated hack." Check out mydellmini.com, if you can follow directions you can do the "hack."

So, piracy propaganda continues. Okay. Reported.

Another cat and mouse.

This is so stupid! If you like Mac OS X so much, why not buy a mac, instead of buying a piece of sh*t netbook.