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Aside from the software side, the licensing also heavily restricts virtualisation - if Apple would just /permit/ it, I know of several companies (not to mention
by Shish2k 7y ago
Aside from the software side, the licensing also heavily restricts virtualisation - if Apple would just /permit/ it, I know of several companies (not to mention open source groups) who would /love/ to create some industrial-scale iOS/OSX testing tools - right now they're limited to "duct tape a bunch of iPhones plugged into old-gen mac minis into a rack" and that's an absolute nightmare to manage...
- bluejekyll 7y agoI think this is exactly it. Apple has the keys to the kingdom. If they would loosen that up just a bit, for testing purposes, I bet they’d unlock a huge potential for the ecosystem delivering tools that even they could internally benefit from.