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I can't even install an updated version of GCC with any ease. I mean, I literally cannot do it without paying money legally. I'd have to pirate Xcode 4 just to use something that is FOSS. That's really screwed up, Apple.
I can't wait to abandon this POS Mac and get a real computer.
I am pissed. RANT ON APPLE, RANT, RANT, RANT.
Last edited by lupusarcanus; 03-27-2011 at 10:37 AM.
I can't even install an updated version of GCC with any ease. I mean, I literally cannot do it without paying money legally. I'd have to pirate Xcode 4 just to use something that is FOSS. That's really screwed up, Apple.
I can't wait to abandon this POS Mac and get a real computer.
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OP why do you buy a MAC computer in the first place.
And yes OS X is not open-source
But you know it when you buy a MAC
Alexvader How did you like to become a member of Apple Development Center ?
Just to learn everything about how the software works .
And how to write programs for you're own computer .
That is free of charge .
Been a member for several years now of ADC and yes I have learn a lot about OS X
And Yes if I like to have the RC version of a new OS I have to become a paying member , so I can start thinking how to write programs for the coming OS
And when the OS is there I can try to sell my programs , of course according the Apple standard
I bought it because I thought I would like it. I tend to do a lot of research before doing things, but I made a genuine mistake. One that I regret every time I pick up this thing.
Is it possible to boot from the network with your Mac? Then you could try to install over network from a different machine. Doesn't even need to be a Linux machine, I think a Windows machine with Linux in a VM could do the job as server.
Is it possible to boot from the network with your Mac? Then you could try to install over network from a different machine. Doesn't even need to be a Linux machine, I think a Windows machine with Linux in a VM could do the job as server.
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