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You're just talking nonsense. I can do a "brew install" or "brew cask install" and have thousands of apps installed. I write apps in Scala, Rust, Golang and C+
by threeseed 6y ago
You're just talking nonsense.
I can do a "brew install" or "brew cask install" and have thousands of apps installed. I write apps in Scala, Rust, Golang and C++ with zero issues.
At no point have I needed a license for anything.
- cryptica 6y agoTo publish an app so that real Apple users can run it on their machines, you need to buy a $100 developer license. This applies for both desktop and mobile apps. For a recent open source project, I had to take down the OSX version of our pre-built client because it would not let users run the app without giving them a warning and force them to change their settings. It's extremely restrictive. Especially to a developer. Even after 2 years, I could not get over having to push the Cmd button with the side of my thumb. I'm at least 2x faster and more productive on a Dell or HP machine with Ubuntu or Kubuntu installed. The workspaces feature and customizability on Kubuntu is mind-blowing.