OpenCore is an open source Linux, macOS, or Unix resource with code, tools, or setup notes.
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OpenCore Legacy Patcher is a tool that supports installing macOS updates and enabling newer features on older hardware. It uses the OpenCore boot manager to perform in-memory protocol upgrades that are never permanent, and does not patch firmware. It also supports older graphics, WiFi and Bluetooth chipsets.
OpenCore Configurator is a graphical utility designed to help users create custom configuration files for the OpenCore EFI bootloader. Similar in function to the earlier Clover Configurator, it streamlines the process of generating OpenCore EFI configuration files, with both current and older versions available for download via the project website.
Dortania's OpenCore Install Guide covers installing macOS on an X86-based PC and explaining how a Hackintosh works. It describes OpenCore as a boot loader that injects data such as SMBIOS, ACPI tables and kexts for macOS, and states the guide is not a simple one-click install setup.
A project page for mackie100 projects, which distributes Clover Configurator and OpenCore Configurator. Clover Configurator is described as an easy to use Mac OS X application that helps create custom configuration files for the Clover EFI bootloader through a graphical interface. The page lists changelog entries and download links for both tools.
Gadgeteer is a technology site focused on free and open source software (FOSS). It hosts a large curated list of free and open source software, and runs a tech blog covering gadgets, technology news and open source projects. The site advises corporate and government users to vet software with their CIOs and notes concerns related to OpenCore.
This is a backup of a Reddit post collecting free tools and software for Hackintosh and macOS systems to monitor and use them. It lists Hackintosh-specific tools such as Hackintool, KextUpdater, DarwinDumper and ProperTree, OpenCore-specific utilities including ocvalidate and OCConfigCompare, network tools such as Lulu and HoRNDIS, and Android/macOS continuity tools like scrcpy and Snapdrop.
OSX-KVM is a tool that enables running macOS on QEMU/KVM. It supports OpenCore and macOS Monterey, Ventura, and Sonoma, requires no Mac system, and currently offers only commercial paid support.
ProperTree is a cross-platform GUI plist editor written in Python and Tkinter. It offers document-based multiple windows, node drag and drop, find and replace, ordered or unordered dictionary support, an undo-redo stack, and context-aware right-click menus with templates for OpenCore or Clover configuration files.