Hackintosh-KVM Guide: High Sierra+ Using QEMU's I440fx Chipset
It strikes me as odd in this day and age that Apple don't just officially support macOS on non-Apple hardware. If they're concerned about instability due to poor quality drivers and its impact on users' perception just offer an "approved supplier" program where hardware manufacturers can have their drivers verified and signed, as Microsoft have done in the past.<p>I know it's not the same as being truly open but at least it offers more options and they could charge a fee to claw back the lost hardware revenue. Manufacturers would be falling over themselves to get on the list for a little shiny Apple sticker on their boxes.<p>We're talking about the biggest tech company in the world here, surely they have the resources to make it possible?<p>Failing all that, what about an "Open" community supported macOS like Fedora is to RHEL? (Isn't this pretty much what the Darwin project used to be about?)