Hackintosh may be lurching back to life with Stela
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Hackintosh may be lurching back to life with Stela
The new Stela project is trying to build an Apple Silicon layer for x86-64 PCs. At its core, Stela uses UEFI with an arm64-to-x86-64 translator, a Metal driver for NVIDIA GPUs and more. It's very early in the project and very, very slow, but still, macOS and most apps start.https://github.com/tylertms/Stela Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
At the WWDC in June 2025, however, Apple had been very clear: macOS Tahoe would be the latest version for the Intel Macs. For those who were running macOS on a home-mounted PC, the good old Hackintosh, so the part seemed folded... until Tyler Smith released Stela a few days ago. So what's this thing again? Well, Stela, it's a UEFI boot program that allows to launch macOS 27 originally designed only for Apple Silicon, on a PC x86-64 all that's mo…
With the end of support for Intel PCs, most projects related to the use of Apple's MacOS on x86/x64 systems ran against a wall. A developer is now revitalizing the hackintosh scene with the "Stela" project. (Read more)
A new open source project called Stela aims to be able to launch macOS 27 on PCs with Intel or AMD processor and NVIDIA card. For the time being, however, it remains at the experimental stage.
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