For that matter, apple keeps its userland close to its chest, and that's the big pain point. Get a usable userland and you can run the otherguy's stuff. There's been a few attempts - you could get the kernels free for a while ( there seem to be versions here), and attempts to throw together a functional userland around that - puredarwin at least has a webpage, but is not really there. You'd want to run this on arbitrary hardware.Īs of 2016. I'm assuming that's not what this is about. Annoyingly for a reinstall there's no 'iso' download - you could in theory build an installer off of an ESD if you did have a mac and internet recovery is your best bet/supported bet for a bare metal install. There's no way to 'simply' download an ISO and install it on an arbitrary system. OS X updates tend to be free - but IIRC its between consecutive versions, and you need to have apple hardware, or a running system.
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