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Apple puts legal knife into Adobe's CS5 - New iPhone Developer Agreement Bans the Use of Adobe’s Flash-to-iPhone Compile
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Wow, been drinking some Koolaid? Do you drones just repeat whatever Steve Jobs says word for word without a shred of independent thought? How exactly does a developer using cross-compilers harm a platform?

Wow--by watering it down at the user-facing level to lowest-common-denominator features, performance, and interface.

I would have thought that would be obvious but, apparently, not so...
I should know better than to argue with a fanboi. Again you are just repeating practically word for word what Steve Jobs says... but here goes:

Like iTunes on Windows? Or QuickTime on any other platform than Mac? Seems Steve is a hypocrite... but that is hardly news.

If an application does not fill a need users would not use it. Simple as that. If an application fills a need then it enhances a platform and does not detract from it.

That being said, there are quite a few applications out there that are painful to use (QuickTime definitely falls in that category) however there are others that are not, i.e. Eclipse, Firefox.
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Re: Apple puts legal knife into Adobe's CS5 - New iPhone Developer Agreement Bans the Use of Adobe’s Flash-to-iPhone Com - by Tulrin - 04-12-2010, 08:01 PM

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