Modern “Hackintoshes” show that Apple should probably just build a Mac tower
For people wed to commercial design apps, I can totally understand the draw of running macOS on commodity hardware. But as someone who skews more to the hacker end of the spectrum and doesn&#x27;t depend on commercial software, the day-to-day qualitative experience of Linux is head and shoulders above macOS these days. Ditto OpenBSD, etc. I&#x27;ll never go back.<p>At least it does if you&#x27;ve already come around to using a desktop formfactor. For me I get lots of physical RAM (R &#x2F; Pandas) a mechanical keyboard, and one of those straight-out-of-the-90s Logitech marble mouses that you&#x27;ll pry from my cold dead fingers. Hardware support in Linux&#x2F;*BSD for any Intel graphics based system is a total non-issue.