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> Because Apple really doesn't care about anything to do with developers. Are you serious? Apple's single biggest event of the year is a developer conference.
by ogre_codes 6y ago
> Because Apple really doesn't care about anything to do with developers.
Are you serious?
Apple's single biggest event of the year is a developer conference. They aren't putting on week-long events for video editors.
They also provided a bunch of Mac minis to Mac Stadium for OSS developers to build on.
They added virtualization to the M1 (it isn't on the A series) and have HyperKit built into the OS is all specifically for developers.
- judge2020 6y ago> They also provided a bunch of Mac minis to Mac Stadium for OSS developers to build on. Well, Apple isn't giving them away, but they do indeed sell them to Mac Stadium.
- ogre_codes 6y agoIt's my understanding that Apple donated hardware to multiple projects. That said, I can't track down a link right now either so it's just my recollection.
- saagarjha 6y agoVirtualization is available on A14 but not made available to developers. (In fact, all of XNU runs in EL2.)