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The trade off there is that Apple can then perform a major architectural shift in a single fell swoop because it’s not carrying around silly amounts of legacy c
by FridgeSeal 6y ago
The trade off there is that Apple can then perform a major architectural shift in a single fell swoop because it’s not carrying around silly amounts of legacy cruft. Endless backwards compatibility isn’t always a benefit imo.
- justapassenger 6y agoThat works if your os is used by geeks. Doesn’t fly that well if you need solid, long term stable platform to build your solutions on top of. Edit: typo
- EricE 6y agolol - Yup, Mac's are only used by geeks. /s