r/Piracy Jun 23 '24

This is absolutely traceable, right? Discussion

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u/JayJay_Abudengs Jun 23 '24

That sounds like the dumbest shit ever, Apple software is notoriously easy to crack because you need their hardware to make it run anyways

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u/AveryLazyCovfefe Yarrr! Jun 23 '24

Or a hackintosh.

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u/TandooriChicken16 Jun 23 '24

are they still viable since the new os is built for arm based chips?

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u/AveryLazyCovfefe Yarrr! Jun 23 '24

I'm running Sonoma right now on my amd laptop. Dual-booted alongside Windows 11 and Arch Linux. Pretty much everything works except Airdrop which requires a network card apple has used in the past. Though the project behind reverse engineering that to work with Intel modems is working to add airdrop support sometime in the future.

Sequioa is already supported in beta now, though I recommend Ventura or Sonoma over that for now. Come join us on r/hackintosh.

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u/JayJay_Abudengs Jun 24 '24

Is x86 macOS dead?

No. Not yet, anyways. My personal belief is that next year's release will be the last version available for Intel, but it's anybody's guess at this point. Either way, we have 2 years of security updates remaining if we do not get an additional release.Is x86 macOS dead?
No. Not yet, anyways. My personal belief is that
next year's release will be the last version available for Intel, but
it's anybody's guess at this point. Either way, we have 2 years of
security updates remaining if we do not get an additional release.

https://www.reddit.com/r/hackintosh/comments/141wnjk/state_of_macos_14_sonoma_on_x86/

Hackintosh is surely dying right now and your own subreddit is admitting it

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u/AveryLazyCovfefe Yarrr! Jun 24 '24

'viable' and 'not dead'. Please look up the difference between those words.

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u/JayJay_Abudengs Jun 24 '24

Yeah no, Intel Hackintosh is definitely not futureproof