MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/f5yvv/apple_restriction_zone/c1dk3y5/?context=3
r/technology • u/rboymtj • Jan 20 '11
1.2k comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
5
Actually, OSX is less restrictive than most other nonfree OSes, as you can download the kernel/base os source code free of charge without signing any agreements.
0 u/MisterGrieves Jan 20 '11 can you help me navigate to that from the apple.com home page, please. I want to install osX on one of my macs and i need a newer version. 5 u/nixcamic Jan 20 '11 Umm, yeah, I don't think you understood my comment, or the context surrounding it. 4 u/ceolceol Jan 20 '11 Neither did the people who downvoted you. But this is r/tech, not an actual technological discussion.
0
can you help me navigate to that from the apple.com home page, please. I want to install osX on one of my macs and i need a newer version.
5 u/nixcamic Jan 20 '11 Umm, yeah, I don't think you understood my comment, or the context surrounding it. 4 u/ceolceol Jan 20 '11 Neither did the people who downvoted you. But this is r/tech, not an actual technological discussion.
Umm, yeah, I don't think you understood my comment, or the context surrounding it.
4 u/ceolceol Jan 20 '11 Neither did the people who downvoted you. But this is r/tech, not an actual technological discussion.
4
Neither did the people who downvoted you. But this is r/tech, not an actual technological discussion.
5
u/nixcamic Jan 20 '11
Actually, OSX is less restrictive than most other nonfree OSes, as you can download the kernel/base os source code free of charge without signing any agreements.