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like, the App Store? Is it just the $99/yr that you object to? Because you could offer some scholarships to promising programmers. The kid already has a Mac, I
by dwighttk 8y ago
like, the App Store? Is it just the $99/yr that you object to? Because you could offer some scholarships to promising programmers. The kid already has a Mac, I bet he can talk his parents into a developer account if he's made an awesome app.
- jedberg 8y agoNo, like apps that don't get approved in the app store. Like some cool springboard replacement, or an ssh client.
- zimpenfish 8y ago> or an ssh client. FWIW, I have a few ssh clients on my iPhone (Termius, Prompt, iTerminal) that came from the App Store. Termius even offers mosh. Why wouldn't they be approved?
- jedberg 8y agoThey didn't used to allow them for some arbitrary reason. It was just an example of something I might want that might not get approved.
- calibration263 8y agoWhen did they not allow SSH apps? I remember using an AppStore SSH app on a first gen iPad about when it came out.
- 00deadbeef 8y agoI bought Panic's Prompt for my iPhone 3G. I don't ever recall a time they weren't allowed.
- zepto 8y agoThere are an infinite number of apps that can be made that aren’t ‘cool springboard replacements’. Why is that even remotely important?
- jedberg 8y agoThey were just examples or things that won't get approved that I might want to install.