WSJ.com - Heard on the Street: "One of the two industry executives said Apple isn't likely to market OS X for other PCs. Besides hurting its own hardware business, such a path would put Apple in more direct competition with Microsoft, whose application programs are important to the success of the Macintosh. Instead, the company is likely to package its modified software with its own Intel-based hardware, though it is not clear how the company will prevent users from shifting the software to other machines, the executive said." The original WSJ article isn't so optimistic about this idea. So I'm probably all worked up over nothing (so what esle is new?)