ehurtley said:Using a piece of software for which you did not acquire a license in the first place is a criminal matter. (Downloading OS X/Intel off a peer to peer network, then installing it on your Sony. You are violating copyright in this case, which is a criminal matter.) Any 'normal' means of trying to get OS X/Intel onto a non-Apple machine would violate copyright, since the only conceivable way to install it would be that mentioned above.
Wrong. Copyright infringement is a criminal offense. Likewise circumventing DRM is a criminal offense. If OSX is not protected, and you just buy it from a store and install it on your PC. That is NOT a criminal offense.
Please get your facts straight, we don't need more rights stolens thanks to idiots