Comment on Mac OS X App Store Poses Problems for Open Source SoftwareparentComments−ed15yBut Nordstroms doesn't own the city. Apple does.When all roads lead to the local men's department, yeah I'd be concerned with which products do, and don't make the cut.No kexts? Seriously? No outside updates? Can't wait for the first app store 0-day.−msbarnett15y> But Nordstroms doesn't own the city. Apple does.Er, no they don't. This is about the completely optional Mac App Store.To extend the metaphor, there's a Macy's next door and a Farmer's Market across the street.−ed15yMaybe it's time to step away from the metaphor. Just so we're clear I'm referring to the operating system -- the thing on which the store is built. It is, quite literally, owned by Apple.
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But Nordstroms doesn't own the city. Apple does.
When all roads lead to the local men's department, yeah I'd be concerned with which products do, and don't make the cut.
No kexts? Seriously? No outside updates? Can't wait for the first app store 0-day.
> But Nordstroms doesn't own the city. Apple does.
Er, no they don't. This is about the completely optional Mac App Store.
To extend the metaphor, there's a Macy's next door and a Farmer's Market across the street.
Maybe it's time to step away from the metaphor. Just so we're clear I'm referring to the operating system -- the thing on which the store is built. It is, quite literally, owned by Apple.