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> then you are not paying attention. The things you cite as examples about the gaming walled gardens aren't really relevant; they are valid complaints, yes, bu
by sjwright 8y ago
> then you are not paying attention.
The things you cite as examples about the gaming walled gardens aren't really relevant; they are valid complaints, yes, but really they're just frustration that a product doesn't do exactly what they want it to. It's not Sony's job to be compatible with Microsoft.
What is not "the norm" is the sort of relationship between Samsung and Google, or between Dell and Microsoft. Where one is making products that are dependent on the health of the other's ecosystem. Apple just makes products without so many weird interdependencies.