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As amazing as this was, I do think subscription software and near-universal internet access has changed the equation now. Apple breaks backwards compatibility a
by overgard 4y ago
As amazing as this was, I do think subscription software and near-universal internet access has changed the equation now. Apple breaks backwards compatibility and old software all the time, and there's essentially no consequence.
- dahdum 4y agoThe consequence is enterprise sales, Apple used to compete but mostly exited that market years ago.
- overgard 4y agoI'm not sure that's true -- almost everywhere I've worked, our developer machines have been macbooks (both in large and small corporations). Right now I'm working on a Thinkpad, but that's because the company I'm at primarily makes windows software.
- kenjackson 4y agoDev machines aren’t typically considered enterprise. That said, I think most dev machines are still windows — especially outside of SV.