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> Right, because those devices don't have first party stores. Windows and Mac technically do, as does some Linux distros If you find yourself making a statemen
by hamdingers 1y ago
> Right, because those devices don't have first party stores. Windows and Mac technically do, as does some Linux distros
If you find yourself making a statement only to immediately contradict it, consider whether or not that statement is worth making at all.
- jonny_eh 1y agoPlus, I don't see how it is even relevant if a platform has a first party store when it comes to allowing the user to install software.
- gruez 1y agoMaybe you should consider reading a few words beyond the passage you quoted, because the "contradiction" only exists with your selective quoting.
- hamdingers 1y agoThe contradiction exists because you wrote it. If you wanted to avoid having to write a false statement and then walk it back, you could've left it out and skipped straight to explaining why those platforms' first party stores don't count in your estimation. As I recommended.