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This happened 2 or 3x with a couple other smaller/similar issues and at that time I realized Windows behavior was too much a part of me.

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I found myself on numerous occasions having to do a restore from archive backup because I would do a "replace" and instead of JUST replacing the files that were changed the OSX Software would DELETE the entire directory and only upload the couple files I'd changed/downloaded so I had to do a restore from backup. Windows for FTP and uploading / replacing / overwriting file behavior was different than Windows. I kept running into 1 huge problem though. For developing software / testing it was awesome! windows as I spent (at that time) a lot of of time in CentOS CLI.

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I loved the software in OSX, especially the Mind Mapping software and the ability to get a terminal I knew how to actually use vs. Warrantied out my 13" MBP for some random issue and my mother still uses it to this day for traveling. I was using my 15" MBP with some USB->DVI/VGA adapters and DP->DVI-D adapters to run 3 screens 20.1" - 30" - 20.1" and then got a new macbook air for travel, which I loved much more than the insanely painful MBP on my wrists! Those sharp edges were killer on the MBP.

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I still decided against buying an all in one or dumping big $$ on a mac pro and went a different route. I got enough taste and decided an OSX desktop would be awesome. There was an ever-so-slight input lag from the mouse and keyboard but it wasn't enough to prevent me from learning, and using OSX as much as possible.

All I recall doing was loading up the OS in Workstation setting my options, and off I went.

but that + my own OSX legal copy (by this time I think I had 2 OSX laptops 1 not in use so I had multiple licenses to use on 'in use hardware'

I downloaded an OSX iso or ? (I forget which format) which was the most risky part as I wasn't 100% familiar with who'd made it.

I was running some flavor of an AMD Graphics card, and as far as I knew all other components were on the 'hackintosh' list if I chose to build a baremetal OSX box I could have. I was running an Intel 3930K CPU 32GB RAM and a couple SSD so I could dedicate enough cores and SSD to OSX by itself for highest performance. Here's a run down of what/how I did to best of my remembering a couple years ago. I had a 30" Primary and 2x 30" secondary but eventually went back to 20.1"-30"-30" and decided to place OSX 100% on my right 30" display for a seamless Windows + OSX there was no "hack" that I did personally. either way I wanted to try running 100% OSX for Laptop + Desktop, and at this time I was traveling every other month or more some months so before dropping $$ on a mac desktop I wanted to try it virtualized. At the time MAC was the only one who had a kick-ass touchpad and I wanted to use that so I forget where I was on my OSX journey but I'd either just gotten my first MBP 13" or was already onto my MBP 15". I was on Windows and have only used that minus my iPads and iPhones over the years. Running a MacOS/ OS X virtual machine is not anything new and has been supported for quite some time, as long as you are running said VM on a supported hypervisor with Apple.IIRC I was on Workstation 10 when I did it.

Create a macOS/OS X VM on VMware ESXi 6.5 & VMware Workstation 12.5.2 Pro.NOTE: This is completely for experimental purposes and is unsupported by both Apple and VMware.

Now go to folder in which the virtual machine was created then navigate to the VMware virtual machine(vmx) and open it with Notepad. After finishing, you will be asked for converting the virtual disk, select keep existing format.

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Click browse and choose the VMDK file from the extracted folder of downloaded Mac OS iso image and click Finish.

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Select Options and Version and set it to Mac OS X 10.7. Select Edit virtual machine settings within VMware Workstation. Select the Mac OS X VMX file you downloaded and open it. Open VMware Workstation and select Open a Virtual Machine.

Open your Mac OS X folder and run both win-install.cmd and win-update-tools.cmd as an administrator.