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> there's no way I'd stay on a system that wouldn't allow me to do what I want with it. But there's a big difference between allowing you to do something and a
by jp555 11y ago
> there's no way I'd stay on a system that wouldn't allow me to do what I want with it.
But there's a big difference between allowing you to do something and allowing you to not change the way you do something.
- jnbiche 11y ago> But there's a big difference between allowing you to do something and allowing you to not change the way you do something. I've read this sentence 5 times and I'm still not sure what you mean. Can you expound, please? I'd say that semantics aside, it's pretty black and white: either OSX allows users to install apps as they please, or they don't.
- jp555 11y agoI just mean it's easy to conflate a reluctance to change one's process with changing software capabilities. I prefer to edit video on iOS over Windows/OSX but it required me to change how I get video editing done.