Recent postings that Apple will use drm or trusted computing to make sure osx only runs on apple made hardware, actually make a lot of sense.
One only has to look at OSX as 'just another' piece of content. A very creative & moving piece of content. Almost (or just) like a play or a movie. When Apple trusts its own crownjewel to the power of DRM & Steve Jobs is firmly the content-creation business himself, isn't that the most compelling case for feet-dragging majors to open the floodgates of content? On Apple? Major move!
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Recent postings that Apple will use drm or trusted computing to make sure osx only runs on apple made hardware, actually make a lot of sense. One only has to look at OSX as 'just another' piece of content. A very creative & moving piece of content. Almost (or just) like a play or a movie. When Apple trusts its own crownjewel to the power of DRM & Steve Jobs is firmly the content-creation business himself, isn't that the most compelling case for feet-dragging majors to open the floodgates of content? On Apple? Major move!