> I did notice that OS X is apparently supported on recent versions of VirtualBox
Indeed. I've used VirtualBox to prime OS X images on attached USB storage to run on stock X86 hardware. Just remember to use EFI boot and you should be OK.
As long as you are running virtual, graphics support is limited to 1024x768 geometry though (even in fullscreen) and I can't say I've found any working ways around that.
That said, Linux does everything I need these days, and I no longer see any point in putting down effort to run a OS which Apple clears doesn't want me to run.
Indeed. I've used VirtualBox to prime OS X images on attached USB storage to run on stock X86 hardware. Just remember to use EFI boot and you should be OK.
As long as you are running virtual, graphics support is limited to 1024x768 geometry though (even in fullscreen) and I can't say I've found any working ways around that.
That said, Linux does everything I need these days, and I no longer see any point in putting down effort to run a OS which Apple clears doesn't want me to run.