Would it be exciting if Steve Jobs were to stand up at his next keynote address and say, “We’ve decided to license Mac OS X to any computer maker that wants it, and our goal is to put Microsoft out business”? Most definitely. But it’d be exciting in the way that it’s always exciting to watch someone else do something reckless and risky.
In an article on Daring Fireball titled “Several Asinine and/or Risky Ideas Regarding Apple’s Strategy That Boot Camp Does Not Portend,” John Gruber discusses the reasons why you won’t be able to go buy a copy of Mac OS X for your PC anytime soon.
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