Counter argument: removing languages from OSX is good, because built in languages are the source of a lot of friction in development. The installed version necessarily lags behind what most developers want, and having a tool chain completely separate from whatever manager you’ve installed really sucks.
For end users, the interpreter can be bundled with the application, that is much more stable for everyone.
For end users, the interpreter can be bundled with the application, that is much more stable for everyone.