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You don't need two OSes. For applications there is lots of work to make it really nice. Putting mobile apps on "desktop" can be done, while user interface will
by johannes1234321 8y ago
You don't need two OSes.
For applications there is lots of work to make it really nice. Putting mobile apps on "desktop" can be done, while user interface will be a bit strange. But that's a thing which needs time. Microsoft tried that by pushing mobile on desktop, but they didn't have the mobile story. Apple has notable Userbase on both.
- dmitriid 8y agoSo, who exactly is going to “put a lot of work to make apps behave properly in incompatible environments”. Userbase has nothing to do with that.