Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 3rd Jul 2009 11:27 UTC
Whenever we talk about Mac clone makers such as Psystar, we all more or less accept as a fact that Apple is selling copies of its Mac OS X operating system at a price lower than it would have been if Apple did not have a hardware business. Even though we treat this statement as fact - recently, I've been wondering: where is the proof?
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RE[5]: It's just common sense.
by Nossie on Fri 3rd Jul 2009 23:09
in reply to "RE[4]: It's just common sense."
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Part of the problem with Windows is that the hardware manufacturers write the drivers. With the crap drivers & software Dell installs on their machines, OS X would not be a pleasant experience on those machines.
Apple's engineers write the drivers for their systems, it adds to their costs, but also is part of the stability which most here apparently want.
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