Featured today on Lifehacker.com is the latest up-date coming from our good friend TonymackX86. (click the image, or here).
Made for Hakintosh machines (non-Apple hardware that has been made—or "hacked"—to run Mac OS X), Tonymac put together a very easy to follow and comprehensive step by step guide to install Mac OS X Yosemite. From how to choose your hardware to troubleshooting solutions, this guide covers it all and makes installing a Mac OS on X86 platform a breeze!
Have fun!
Firstly, let’s get one thing clear: Jeffrey Stephenson is not a case modder. He does not modify cases. Jeffrey designs and hand-builds small form factor PCs inspired by art-deco and other classic genres, using materials such as teak, mahogany and basswood. The results can only be described as breath-taking.
The latest build is known as Project Ayr. Based on the GIGABYTE Z77N-WIFI motherboard, Project Ary is described in Jeffrey’s own words as “…a solid state, fanless, no-moving-parts, dead silent home theater PC in aluminum and mahogany. Features include Intel HD4000 graphics and an Intel Cherryville SSD.”
Here’s a short video from the man himself, showing his new creation.
You can find more info, photos (inc. step by step photos) here.
More info about the small form factor GIGABYTE Z77N-WIFI Mini-ITX board can be found here.
