Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 21st Sep 2009 08:44 UTC, submitted by Cytor
There are several options out there if you wan to run Mac OS X on your non-Apple labelled computer, but one of them appears to be in serious trouble. It has been uncovered that the EFI-X module is nothing more than a USB stick with a DRM chip, with code from the hackintosh community on it - without attribution. On top of that, its firmware update utility uses LGPL code - again, without attribution.
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RE[3]: Comment by kaiwai
by strcpy on Mon 21st Sep 2009 13:29
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i think you'll find that mostly all computer like hardware / software comes with an EULA.
It's not just apple that applies an EULA to their products.
Of course the only group that doesn't is the OSS / GPL group.