Hmm, hopefully you get a response from Github and can get the flag cleared.
Lets not forget about less corporate owned sites. Forgio etc?
Sure, itâs not dramatic and the data is already replicated in other places. But yeah, Iâll have to setup mirrors.
Looks like itâs up again, with a very confusing message from the support.
This is absolutely ridiculous.
Random spitball, but Iâm curious if someone mistakenly flagged your repo/org for potential violation of Appleâs EULA and/or ToS since you arenât allowed to run macOS VMs outside of Apple hardware; and they didnât look close enough to see that you arenât distributing prebaked VM images or OS install images.
This is probably it, although OpenCore itself is on GitHub. The thing is, nothing in the repos suggests to run macOS outside of macOS (as you can definitely run Incus with Colima on macOS and use my repositories to get macOS running, although I havenât tried it). I think itâs the same rationale with OpenCore: you do what you want with it, but it doesnât violate the ToS per se.
I also thought it could be related to the logo.
But anyway, the organization has been reinstated, all good.
Well, thereâs also the angle of running Linux on older Intel Macs, especially now that theyâre going out of support, then running MacOS in a VM on that, potentially letting you run a more recent version of the OS.
That would still be running MacOS on Mac hardware and so should be compliant with the ToS.