You don’t want to buy a Mac, but you want to use Mac OS X and you don’t mind breaking the Mac OS X EULA. Hello RebelEFI!
Psystar, makers of Mac clones, attractors of lawsuits, have gone deep, low level, swimming further into the dark waters of Hackintosh and made their own bit-o-software to install Mac OS X on non-Mac hardware. I’d imagine that Psystar are hoping RebelEFI can put a professional touch to installing Mac OS X on your chosen machine, appealing to those users less inclined to climb inside the guts of their machine and get shat out in a kernel panic.
It’s a clever move, placing the onus of breaking the Mac OS X EULA on the user, instead of the company. I wonder if it’ll protect Psystar from Apple and the courts?
There are a lot of questions, hopefully they’ll be answered soon.
