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The hardware might be open for now but you can imagine Apple would like to keep the possibility of closing it off on the table, thus the allergy to gplv3. Edit
by WD-42 2y ago
The hardware might be open for now but you can imagine Apple would like to keep the possibility of closing it off on the table, thus the allergy to gplv3.
Edit: "without any problems" is definitely a stretch.
- ezfe 2y agoThose problems are development challenges. The system is fully set up to allow it, even if Apple doesn't hand hold them through.
- WD-42 2y agoI feel like there is a wide gap between "hand holding" and holding the specs locked up in Cupertino never to see the light of day. A M-generation Mac is not the same kind of set up to allow running software as say, any x86 machine.