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> and apps that work on Windows 7 and earlier can't be put on the app store. They announced that win32 based apps will have the possibility to be on the store
by rhengles 11y ago
> and apps that work on Windows 7 and earlier can't be put on the app store.
They announced that win32 based apps will have the possibility to be on the store - in one of the videos from build they even used Photoshop as an example.
- castell 11y agoApple did that too with OS X. And a year later, the forced you to add the application to their store. Opening a third party application that is not blessed from Apple/store shows a warning to the casual end user. It's up to Microsoft to go the same route, or not.