With that being said, even though they may crack a closed source OS X
Kernel, the fact that it is closed source will make it more difficult to
keep it cracked. Let's say that they crack OS X 10.4.6 to run on a
Dell... when 10.4.7 comes out, Apple can make a change somewhere in the
code that invalidates the previous crack.
Dear lord, I hope not. Trivial changes are easy to work around, source
or no source, and random arbitrary source alteration for no functional
purpose will do nothing but introduce bugs.
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