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Yet. And we have heard this for how long already? Doing so would basically be suicide for the Mac. First of all because a sizeable chunk of users are technical
by danieldk 11y ago
Yet.
And we have heard this for how long already? Doing so would basically be suicide for the Mac. First of all because a sizeable chunk of users are technical users. Secondly, a lot of software is not available in the Mac App store and likely will never be (I think Microsoft and Adobe would rather abandon OS X than giving 30% for each cloud subscription to Apple and being at the mercy of the MAS gatekeepers).
- teacup50 11y agoEvery single release, Apple tightens the restrictions and grandfathers in the existing things people use. It's not "yet" -- it's now, with each release, and getting worse each time.
- s73v3r 11y agoNo, it isn't. Not even close.
- tempodox 11y agoAs to your question of “how long already”, I found a blog post (not mine) from 2000 A.D. that considers “The Future of Apple's Curated Computing”: http://widgetsandshit.com/teddziuba/2010/05/the-future-of-apples-curated-computing.html http://widgetsandshit.com/teddziuba/2010/05/the-future-of-ap...