Ah, moving the goal posts. Quite "unexpected". And ultimately unrelated.
Nope, just set a challenge that after being told how cool this amazing OS was, ultimately it fell flat on its face after being asked to do what the most simplest of computers can do without breaking sweat. But you know this or else you wouldn't have again been hunting for years old articles to prove it could be done. Lame, lame , lame.
Years old because it was possible for a long time, yet seemingly something that is attempted to be used even today as some example of what's not possible that supposedly "proves" something. Lame indeed.
Sometimes it can be REALLY slow in creating the builds. You know what's even slower? Trying to manage a workflow where you have to do half of your app work on a Windows machine and half of your app work on a never updated Mac. It's not going to be pretty for Apple if they start losing developers—or even really irritating them—because you'll lose the best talent making apps for your platform that refuse to play your game. They'll either create something better, or go to the competition. They can only sustain that for so long.
I was originally talking about if Apple stops developing Macs. Everyone was telling me to just switch to Windows to do all of my creative work, and that would be a big pain. Presumably we're talking several years down the road where creative software is all on Windows because Apple doesn't care about professionals any more. It's not going to work so well if everyone is having to develop on iPads unless they make something way more advanced than we have now.
