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What are some other examples of "controlling everything" that Apple engages in? I mean, I ask, because I haven't found that to be the case with OS X at all. iO
by ubermonkey 4y ago
What are some other examples of "controlling everything" that Apple engages in?
I mean, I ask, because I haven't found that to be the case with OS X at all. iOS is indeed a walled garden, and I think it's a stronger platform BECAUSE of it (though I understand that this view is heretical at HackerNews).
If I wanted to build Apple apps, yeah, I'd pay the $99. I don't do that now -- no time -- but I have in the past. I can install any software I want on my Macs. I have greater control of my experience on the Mac than I do on the abomination that Windows has become, and I still get access to software with a level of finish that remains super rare under Linux.