Well then give us an API which isn't painful to use and give us confidence you won't abandon it after a couple of years. Maybe fully committing to dogfooding their APIs for the first time ever might inspire some faith. That's the real, underlying reason mac products have such a good relationship with developers: apple can't resist those meaty chunks. At least by comparison with MS.
Also, what percentage of those windows license sales represent an environment where installing arbitrary software is even permitted by the computers owner?
I wonder, does microsoft have a vision for an app store in the enterprise? I suppose one of the advantages of the sandboxing is it might lead to a relaxation of the rules around installing other software on corporate machines.
Also, what percentage of those windows license sales represent an environment where installing arbitrary software is even permitted by the computers owner?
I wonder, does microsoft have a vision for an app store in the enterprise? I suppose one of the advantages of the sandboxing is it might lead to a relaxation of the rules around installing other software on corporate machines.