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If you'll remember, Rémi Denis-Courmont made such a big stink about keeping VLC out of walled gardens that Apple was forced to remove it from the App Store. So
by rmrfrmrf 14y ago
If you'll remember, Rémi Denis-Courmont made such a big stink about keeping VLC out of walled gardens that Apple was forced to remove it from the App Store. So my question is: why does VLC suddenly WANT to be in a walled garden now that Windows is following suit?
- thresh 14y agobecause VLC is not owned by Rémi Denis-Courmont, and not everyone agrees on his move towards AppStore.