Running OSX on PC

[12GaugeShotty]

Here's an update on the lawsuit! Looks like it's a settlement, so therefore nothing legally found "illegal".

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=16985

Looks like Psystar will also be pushing their program that allows people to install Mac OS X on a standard PC...because it was never mentioned in the lawsuit.

there is another company selling pc's with OSX installed.
linky

Being in Germany it might be harder for Apple to fight that war.

[peterb]

It will be interesting to see the outcome of the EFI case - as EFI is a standard boot method architecture. (Although AFAIK Apple are the only mfr using it for the domestic/desktop market - at the moment).

However since Pystar are effectively bankrupt, it may come to nothing anyway.

[12GaugeShotty]

It will be interesting to see the outcome of the EFI case - as EFI is a standard boot method architecture. (Although AFAIK Apple are the only mfr using it for the domestic/desktop market - at the moment).

However since Pystar are effectively bankrupt, it may come to nothing anyway.

Being bankrupt doesn't mean a company still can't exist and sell products. I worked for a company that went through a bankruptcy. No employee lost their jobs and they still sold product during the entire period before coming out of bankruptcy. The only major change was that they went from a public company that fed their own pockets to a private company owned by a bank.