Re: When is a mac not a Mac?

[Bart Silverstrim <bsilver@chrononomicon.com>]

Norman Palardy wrote:
> On 29-Aug-08, at 7:15 PM, Brian Franco wrote:
> > Well ...as the Mac gains popularity it will be targeted to more piracy.
> > Just as M$ has been for years......
> > Former red hat now RHEL has legal clones so many free distro's for user's
> > to choose from
> >
> >
> > Honestly I don't see why any piracy of Mac nowadays would be a big 
> > shock...
> > The more market gain(share) the bigger the target ;-)
> And if the clone can run an unaltered version of Leopard or Tiger cool !
> I really dont care if Apple likes that or not
> But lord knows that the hacks are that allow OS X to run on this 
> hardware and what that does to the OS
> Obviously Sam's getting weird crashes that only occur on these machines 
> so something is different
Sorry if I missed it, but is he *certain* that those bugs are limited 
entirely to the hackintoshes? Hacked macs have been floating around 
awhile, and this is the first someone's brought it up on the list as a 
source of crashes?
Not saying it's impossible, just that it may be something to consider.

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