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It's a shame we let ourselves get to this point where creativity is limited by the walled gardens we've almost fully accepted as "worth it".
by petemill 5mo ago
It's a shame we let ourselves get to this point where creativity is limited by the walled gardens we've almost fully accepted as "worth it".
- antiframe 5mo agoThe people who opt into walled gardens don't want to create, they want to consume. Those who create want unfettered access.
- BirAdam 5mo agoI like both. I keep a Linux system (or 4) around for more creative stuff, but I use a Mac as my default machine. iPads are great for specific things, as are phones, as are laptops/desktops.
- NetMageSCW 5mo agoStrange that the Apple walked garden creates more apps than the “free” Android world than. Plenty of creators in the walled garden.
- antiframe 5mo agoIt's interesting how different people's circle are. I don't know a single human that wrote any app for their phone on iOS. I know several that did it for Android and other phones. I am not talking about businesses selling apps to end users for gain, I am talking about people tinkering, making one off digital art projects, etc. The tinkerers I know want to just side load their apps and that's easier in less walled gardens.