Last I checked typing text files and compiling them is more serious than most users and doesn't require massive clusters to accomplish.
Last I checked typing text files and compiling them is more serious than most users and doesn't require massive clusters to accomplish.
Look at iPad. It's more powerful than PCs of the 90s yet no one even expects to run their custom code on it. This is where Macs and OS X are headed to.
I support Apple 100% in moving forward and removing the option of running, or producing, unreliable homebrewed code without authorization.
Actual programming experts can get a Mac Pro with and their programming license from Apple, or just run Linux on a PC."
Yes, I certainly trust that we won't be seeing posts like the above in the eventuality that Apple puts further restrictions on their (customer's) computers.
If I'm wrong I'll eat my hat. AND I'll switch to Linux.