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Mac OS X on x86 Videos Get Apple's Attention

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on from the almost-getting-away-with-it dept.

RetrogradeMotion writes "The OSx86 Project is reporting that Apple has served a legal notice to MacBidouille, a French news site that posted videos and instructions on running Mac OS X on x86 hardware . You can find an English translation of the MacBidouille notice on the OSx86Project's forums. This is the first known legal action by Apple regarding the hacked version of OS X and calls into doubt the future of other news sites, similar to the OSx86 Project." Slashdot previously covered the story of hacking Mac OS X onto non-Apple hardware and followed up again a few days later.

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  1. Followed up? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    Is that new-speak for duped?

    1. Re:Followed up? by plj · · Score: 5, Funny

      War is Peace
      Freedom is Slavery
      Ignorance is Power
      Duplicates are News

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  2. Apple HQ by Musteval · · Score: 5, Funny

    "Terrible news, sir! People are installing our OS!"
    "Quick! To the Applejet!"

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    1. Re:Apple HQ by bleaknik · · Score: 5, Funny

      No, they filed for the patent too late for those designs, and Microsoft swooped in to clean up. They scrapped them when they were required to pay $10 per mile...

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    2. Re:Apple HQ by eclectro · · Score: 4, Funny

      Wouldn't that be the iJet or PowerJet?

      That's correct. And if something were to happen during flight they could escape by using their iPods.

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  3. In related news... by Humorously_Inept · · Score: 4, Funny

    With its latest cease and desist order, Apple demonstrated its new iLawyer program. A method the corporation hopes to use for protecting itself against any forseeable legal disputes in a method that's easy for users to understand. The new, friendly interface speaks English instead of lawyerese and comes dressed in a soft white suit.

    Elsewhere, Microsoft claims to have patented the underlying concept of using lawyers as a high-level communications protocol.

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  4. Re:So Apple ARE evil!! by humina · · Score: 4, Funny

    Well you have some vague and unscientific evidence supporting your claim. As a slashdot reader this is enough for me to form my opinion. I'll go ahead and agree with you.

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  5. Re:So it starts... by noidentity · · Score: 4, Funny

    "M$ has to have an entire building just for their piracy group."

    I hear they're working overtime to get new features into Vista.