> Downloading apps would result in .deb files if I remember right,
You've done something very wrong at that point. Very, very wrong.
> No need to get stuck on that idea. I'm just wondering if hackintosh would be worth the effort compared to making a well working Linux install
Resoundingly no.
Before you fly off on a hackintosh flight of fancy, try actually reading the link I gave you above, it's a massively involved process.
I'm not going to bother going through the rest of your post. The recompilation stuff is many years out of date and there's just so much supposition in there.
> One thing I loved with Linux during my recent use was the fantastic looks of the Gnome user interface. Professional and friendly, super consistent. A new gold standard in computer GUIs
Each one to their own. If this is the face and the conduct of the Linux community, then good luck I guess. Why take it as a personal insult that a stranger has a different opinion than you on GUI look and feel? I looked at your link, yes I know it is a complicated process.
I'm not of nor do I represent "the linux community", I'm a multi-os user with no explicit favourite. I called you a troll because your posts read like deliberate trolling to me.
You've done something very wrong at that point. Very, very wrong.
> No need to get stuck on that idea. I'm just wondering if hackintosh would be worth the effort compared to making a well working Linux install
Resoundingly no.
Before you fly off on a hackintosh flight of fancy, try actually reading the link I gave you above, it's a massively involved process.
I'm not going to bother going through the rest of your post. The recompilation stuff is many years out of date and there's just so much supposition in there.
> One thing I loved with Linux during my recent use was the fantastic looks of the Gnome user interface. Professional and friendly, super consistent. A new gold standard in computer GUIs
Now I know you're a troll.