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I don't see how your link is not relevant, first of all. (edit: eg, you could post links to lots of Flash, Java, whatever that run on OSX but aren't allowed in
by tvon 16y ago
I don't see how your link is not relevant, first of all.
(edit: eg, you could post links to lots of Flash, Java, whatever that run on OSX but aren't allowed in the App Store)
Also, I don't see how "developers and end users wanting it" changes anything, Apple is clearly not interested in letting developers and end users dictate how they operate, otherwise they would have been doing things differently from day one, and most obviously there would be Flash on the iPhone.
- jcl 16y agoI think the point of his link was to show that OSX contains easter eggs, implying that Apple is being hypocritical by including easter eggs in their own software while rejecting iPhone applications that include them. But this reasoning is flawed: Apple allows easter eggs in iPhone applications provided that the hidden behavior is revealed at review time. And running tetris in OSX's emacs is not an easter egg; tetris is a documented feature of emacs: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/tour/ http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/tour/