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How often does that happen though? In practice very few developers work that way, and Mac apps tend to interact with each other more/better than Linux apps beca
by mike_hearn 3y ago
How often does that happen though? In practice very few developers work that way, and Mac apps tend to interact with each other more/better than Linux apps because of things like Cocoa services that aren't too hard to implement and provide N:M "thin waist" rallying points around common interaction patterns.