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Apple's 30% cut
by lelandriordan 13y ago
Apple's 30% cut
- shakeel_mohamed 13y agoYeah, there's really no incentive for them do it aside from accepting non-Paypal customers.
- djjaxe 13y agopaypal accepts transactions without accounts just cards...
- shakeel_mohamed 13y agoNot if it's the same card used on a limited PayPal account :)
- caiob 13y agoNot to mention the amount of features they'd have to remove in order to comply with Apple's standards.
- Cthulhu_ 13y agoWould its plugin / scripting library even be allowed? I don't know the specifics of the OSX app store rules.
- chipotle_coyote 13y agoBased on BBEdit, which does have a version in the App Store, the plugins and scripting would be just fine -- but the CLI integration wouldn't be. (Although you could probably download it separately.) I don't really see what the advantage of putting ST in the App Store would be, though, for either its developer or any of the users. I like the App Store well enough for certain things, but for developer tools and many utilities the sandboxing tends to be an annoyance at best. (Also, I don't like that the App Store makes upgrade pricing completely impossible, but that's a whole different rant.)