funny enough, the only use case I want to run macOS on non-Apple software is a headless build machine. Without Apple hardware, using macOS is less useful to me.

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phinnaeus a day ago | parent | next [-]

Agreed, I’m much more interested in the Asahi Linux project these days, even though I went through a hackintosh phase in university.

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elxr a day ago | parent | prev [-]

> Without Apple hardware, using macOS is less useful to me.

Assuming full hardware compatibility (which I know we're not yet at), there's a bunch of laptops out there today with better feature sets than any sub $1800 macbook.

Being able to dual-boot macOS and linux on a lightweight OLED laptop with a nicer keyboard would be extremely useful. This is before even factoring in the upcoming years of likely substantial hardware advancements in the laptop market. Laptops still have a long way to go before we reach peak laptop.

	▲	cavoirom 15 hours ago \| parent [-]
		if you are student and you want to tinker with stuff, it's fine. If you want to do any serious professional work, it's not, because you want a stable working environment with proper security patch in time.