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>instead on relying to 1000s of half-ported apps, with shared functionality on Windows and Mac, and horrible cross-platformy UIs Most people I know day to day
by whywhywhywhy 6y ago
>instead on relying to 1000s of half-ported apps, with shared functionality on Windows and Mac, and horrible cross-platformy UIs
Most people I know day to day who insist on Macs spend all their days using Chrome, VSCode and Slack with little else.
The days of the Mac UI apps built by passionate Mac developers being the Mac advantage are over. People like myself who still use native Mac software like TextMate, Safari, Transmit for the Mac UI are absolutely a small and shrinking minority.
I think while Apple has been looking the other way to iOS the past 10 years this moat of MacOS better 3rd party app experience through native ui frameworks has been completely eroded and now most MacOS users are just doing their work via Chrome wrappers.