[Tfug] Yes, I remember how I claimed Apple was at war with Hackintoshes.

[christopher floess]

> problems. I'd even say at this point it's -easier- to maintain a hackintosh
> than a typical Linux distrib. Hackintoshing gives you all the benefits of
> Linux without the chicken-with-its-head-cut-off leadership inherent to GNOME
> and KDE. Besides, it just works better, and looks cleaner. The biggest
> lesson the while Linux experiment taught us is that at the end of the day,
> people don't want freedom /of/ choice. They want freedom /from/ it. What
> good is freedom if the result is anarchy?

hmm, chicken or egg? I'm (Mostly) happy with gnome, I have a penchant
for anarchy-style freedom? Which spawned which?

In the end I guess it's not as important as not opting for the dictator :)