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I am currently working with a genuine Mac and do not like the way, Apple is heading for with the operating system.
Even if I could install Mavericks or Yosemite I would not do so. I like to stay with 10.8.x for several reasons. I feel the moment coming closer when Apple is making Macs which are not capable of running 10.8 anymore and this is exactly the time when I will ditch the Mac and will build my own.
Whilst listening into the Apple community I can clearly read between the lines that other Mac users will give up their good faith for Apple too and will look for alternatives soon – aka Hackintosh.
The CustoMac Buyers Guide is a great help but does not say anything about backwards compatibility. It would be helpful for a growing group of users to know which hardware is compatible with which OS version.
Thank you very much for your thoughts.
Even if I could install Mavericks or Yosemite I would not do so. I like to stay with 10.8.x for several reasons. I feel the moment coming closer when Apple is making Macs which are not capable of running 10.8 anymore and this is exactly the time when I will ditch the Mac and will build my own.
Whilst listening into the Apple community I can clearly read between the lines that other Mac users will give up their good faith for Apple too and will look for alternatives soon – aka Hackintosh.
The CustoMac Buyers Guide is a great help but does not say anything about backwards compatibility. It would be helpful for a growing group of users to know which hardware is compatible with which OS version.
Thank you very much for your thoughts.
