Getting back in to hack-in'

[knidsrok]

Hello Elitemacx86,

It's been almost 10 years since my last real experience with osx-on-x86, when I put together a microbudget post-production department of 6 Avid bays running OSx Mavericks -- one real MacPro and five mongrel Intel core i5-6-7-8s booting off of clover thumb drives and flop sweat, all built with salvaged components from PCs I'd harvest from the curbsides of Santa Monica, driving around on trash days.

I'm somewhat familiar with Opencore from using it to extend the lifespan of old Macs, but there's been a truly impressive amount development that ai'n seeing for the first time -- and it's a beautiful thing to behold. Y'all have been real busy.

- J.S.H.

 

[EliteMacx86]

Hello and Welcome to EliteMacx86!

It's been almost 10 years since my last real experience with osx-on-x86, when I put together a microbudget post-production department of 6 Avid bays running OSx Mavericks -- one real MacPro and five mongrel Intel core i5-6-7-8s booting off of clover thumb drives and flop sweat, all built with salvaged components from PCs I'd harvest from the curbsides of Santa Monica, driving around on trash days.

Those were the golden era times! Crazy experiences. xD

I'm somewhat familiar with Opencore from using it to extend the lifespan of old Macs, but there's been a truly impressive amount development that ai'n seeing for the first time -- and it's a beautiful thing to behold. Y'all have been real busy.

Indeed. There has a lot of been developed, especially since the release of OpenCore.