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It would be, except Apple don't allow emulators inside their walled gardens.

• hospitalJail 3y ago
  Don't use the marketing phrase 'walled gardens', its pro-corporate marketing jargon.
  • jaywalk 3y ago
    When has Apple ever referred to their ecosystem as a walled garden? I've only seen it used negatively.
  • Sardtok 3y ago
    To me "walled garden" sounds pretty negative. It's a wonderful place unavailable to pretty much everyone. Some pretty anti-democratic, capitalistic s*t. But I suppose it carries different connotations for different people. What's your preferred terminology? "Monopolist prison" comes to mind as an alternative that's not possible to interpret positively.
    • cubefox 3y ago
      Golden cage?
  • pxc 3y ago
    Don't call it an 'ecosystem': it's a zoo.
  • ChrisRR 3y ago
    How do you figure? I've always seen walled garden used in a negative sense
• mholm 3y ago
  I can load up an emulator on my mac just fine. Whether the Vision Pro allows installs outside of the App Store is still unknown.
  • cubefox 3y ago
    It's very unlikely Apple would allow side loading in MacOS if it was released today rather than 22 years ago.
  • frameset 3y ago
    "Walled garden" doesn't describe the Mac platform.
• lcfcjs 3y ago
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