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I think most of the problems here is that Microsoft has it's fancy new UWP executable which they're pushing like crazy, while Apple still hasn't found any major
by H4CK3RM4N 10y ago
I think most of the problems here is that Microsoft has it's fancy new UWP executable which they're pushing like crazy, while Apple still hasn't found any major issues with .app which would mandate the sort of architectural rebuild requires to add these features in. As far as I can tell the Mac App Store just ships .app bundles which meet a certain set of requirements(instead of the user downloading a .dmg containing the app).
- ductionist 10y agoGood point. Windows is moving in that direction with Project Centennial / "desktop bridge" apps. There are more and more win32 apps in the Store (wrapped in a thin layer of UWPness).