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>Is Apple going to cripple Logic Studio? Or will they also have to take their "pro" software out of the appstore? The answer is simple, Apple's apps will have
by recoiledsnake 15y ago
>Is Apple going to cripple Logic Studio? Or will they also have to take their "pro" software out of the appstore?
The answer is simple, Apple's apps will have special access that will make them better than 3rd party apps which have to jump through all these hoops.
- sern 15y agoThe current version of Xcode, released yesterday (two weeks prior to the sandboxing deadline), contains no code signing entitlements and hence is not sandboxed.
- sukuriant 15y agoIf true, didn't Microsoft do that a long time ago... with Internet Exporer?
- jdq 15y agoExcept that you just made this up. Do you really think Apple doesn't know people are on the lookout for just such behavior?
- recoiledsnake 15y agoWhat can anyone do about it really? They hide behind the 'is not a monopoly' excuse and there's nothing anyone can do.