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Which means Mac OS X has code somewhere to detect if you're trying to actually daisychain non-Apple monitors and disable MST.

The price/performance ratio is about the same on either apple or non-apple laptops, so this is not a blocker.

Is there any legitimate way to use Apple's new system font, San Francisco, in non-Apple systems?

Many of the non-Apple, non-IBM-clone personal computer companies bundled machines with their own OS.

IBM already knew about CP/M because it was already powering the non-Apple PC market.

Not if those apps are free and using non-Apple advertising networks like AdMob.

I wonder if a similar email would work as a defense for distributin OSX on non-apple hardware...

The iPhone doesn't allow non-Apple programs to run in the background either.

As long as everything I do is in a non-Apple application, I can get things done.

Most of the things on that site are non-Apple-owned open source software.

Does Apple have a history of publishing applications built for non-Apple BSDs?

All of the non-Apple monitors in the company are not correctly calibrated and lack colour profiles (and are by default not configured correctly either).

For the 80% that buy non-Apple phones, they are clearly more "desirable" to them.

This is not a horrible "let's ignore non-Apple users" conspiracy.