It's pretty much the results of inter-platform competition. None of the actors want to use what the others are making for various reasons which I think are vali

It's pretty much the results of inter-platform competition. None of the actors want to use what the others are making for various reasons which I think are valid. For example, history has showned that being completly dependant on Apple tooling/frameworks/APIs isn't really a good idea because they are not a trustworthy player. The same thing could be said about the reverse I guess and about most companies in general. Software really has a big dependency problem because the sellers always bundle it with a service or a hardware in order to make money. I doubt it can be solved, since one has to make money somehow.