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I remember when they shifted to x86 after Apple locked down their platform it felt like their development ground to a halt. It seemed they had to spend all of t
by jghn 4y ago
I remember when they shifted to x86 after Apple locked down their platform it felt like their development ground to a halt. It seemed they had to spend all of their time writing device drivers and such. It was such a huge advantage for Windows - device manufacturers would write the drivers for Windows, but not the alternative OSs.