I'm "code janitor" for an Open Source project. (aMule) There are user donations, but these are solely used to cover the server/domain expenses, not for developer hardware.
I'm using my own money to buy hardware and as I prefer travelling over state-of-the-art hardware (my most recent system is from 2005) I'm unlikely to spend more than 600 Euro for a system with lower specs than my current system for the sole reason of application testing.;)
I was searching for the same thing (I wanted to test a crash Mac users experienced with an cross-platform app, but I don't own a Mac.), but I found nothing usable.
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I'm "code janitor" for an Open Source project. (aMule) There are user donations, but these are solely used to cover the server/domain expenses, not for developer hardware.
;)
I'm using my own money to buy hardware and as I prefer travelling over state-of-the-art hardware (my most recent system is from 2005) I'm unlikely to spend more than 600 Euro for a system with lower specs than my current system for the sole reason of application testing.
I was searching for the same thing (I wanted to test a crash Mac users experienced with an cross-platform app, but I don't own a Mac.), but I found nothing usable.
There's "darwinux" (http://lwn.net/Articles/229088/), but this far away from being usable.