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Well iOS apps run on Arm Macs. Even before that, there were Catalyst based apps. So, yes. > You know the whole reason I brought up the browser. No I really

Well iOS apps run on Arm Macs. Even before that, there were Catalyst based apps. So, yes. > You know the whole reason I brought up the browser. No I really don't. > So your solution seems to be Unix tools on the desktop and cluttering your smartphone with 1000 apps. Nice editing of the previous comment to have completely different content. I gave you two different suggestions: unix tools, that will work anywhere you can get a POSIX shell; or an example of what the built-in GUI tools can do on one platform.

mastrsushi 5y ago
>Well iOS apps run on Arm Macs I forgot everyone owns and is willing to own a Mac. >No I really don't. Oh, I'm aware you don't.
- stephenr 5y ago
  > I forgot everyone owns and is willing to own a Mac. You didn't specify a platform, you just asked if something is possible in the future. I said its possible now. If your chosen platform vendor doesn't want to support that use-case, that's their and your issue, not mine.
  - mastrsushi 5y ago
    >You didn't specify a platform The browser is a platform. A big fact you seem to be missing.
    - stephenr 5y ago
      If you say so. The existence of this thread seems to indicate it's either a very poor excuse for a "platform" or you're using a very loose definition of "platform".
      - mastrsushi 5y ago
        >Using a thread on a programming forum as evidence of a platforms relevance or definition. Again, great argument.