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> if you bought a product and expect its software to do things its creators are clear it doesn’t do, then that’s on you. I'd expect a computer to compute, whet
by withinboredom 5y ago
> if you bought a product and expect its software to do things its creators are clear it doesn’t do, then that’s on you.
I'd expect a computer to compute, whether it's scheduled by Windows, Linux, or iOS; whether Apple thinks I should install a software package or not. It should compute what I want it to, after all, it's using the electricity that I paid for.
- code_duck 5y agoIt does compute, using iOS. If you want to use Linux or Windows why would you buy a device known to not work with them?
- withinboredom 5y agoIt can work with them, only Apple has locked down the bootloader.