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It's perfectly OK for a company to release a product that isn't entirely open to all engineering aims. It's just a waste of oxygen constantly discussing this.
by weego 2y ago
It's perfectly OK for a company to release a product that isn't entirely open to all engineering aims.
It's just a waste of oxygen constantly discussing this.
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- walterbell 2y agoIf Apple wants Pro developers to buy $10 Pi Zero to run Linux sidecar with $1000 Apple iPad Pro, the least they could do is sell $100 Pi Zero attachment* for $300 Magic Keyboard. Is it too much to ask Apple to give customers what they want for 900% markup? *or $100 Apple Linux VM sold in App Store Just take the money Apple, you can do it! Some hostages will pay the ransom for a Thin, Light, Linux, Apple VM. Even with EU sideloading, some will pay for Apple VMs.
- lhamil64 2y agoI mostly agree, but I do think it should be a requirement that the user can install an alternative operating system. On a desktop or laptop, if you dislike something about Windows or macOS, you can install Linux. On most Android devices, you can unlock the bootloader and install a custom ROM. Granted, I wouldn't expect Apple to support a software issue after doing this but at least you could technically use your hardware for anything you want if you're dedicated enough.