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> I can't comment for Linux but I see snapcraft.io is getting some pretty big usage numbers..... This is due to Ubuntu pushing it, but the community mostly hat

> I can't comment for Linux but I see snapcraft.io is getting some pretty big usage numbers..... This is due to Ubuntu pushing it, but the community mostly hates it. Ubuntu drives m derivates like Mint actually completely rip it out. > All macOS desktop apps must be signed with an $99 developer certificate from Apple Can't you just uncheck an option in the settings? > All Windows apps must be signed with a $300-ish developer certificate otherwise Windows scare away 99% of users The significant difference to iOS is that you can tell your user what to do to get the app running anyway. No such (reasonably expectable) way on iOS.

josephcsible 6y ago
> Can't you just uncheck an option in the settings? > The significant difference to iOS is that you can tell your user what to do to get the app running anyway. No such (reasonably expectable) way on iOS. Even these aren't "reasonably expectable" for most users. Those hoops and warnings will scare away a lot of people that technically could have ran the app.