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I'm not a software engineer and I do not know how to code but I do know Apple's business practices and I agree with you, they're not great (but I also think it
by dombili 14y ago
I'm not a software engineer and I do not know how to code but I do know Apple's business practices and I agree with you, they're not great (but I also think it makes sense for them). But where did you come up with stuff like "In a future controlled by Apple, no kids will ever learn to code in an open and free environment". What? I really feel like I misread your comment, because that's such a stupid thing to say.
Just because Apple is immensely successful, why does the open and free software has to die? If Apple is as evil as you claim them to be, wouldn't you say that it's actually better in the end because people would finally understand the importance of open and free software? Because right now, the average consumer don't give a shit about whether the software they use is open or free.