Honkers

StrangeDays said:

Honkers said:

Can hardly blame them, after Apple pulled OS support for 32 bits apps, rendering a massive chunk of Steam's library obsolete on Mac.  Apple are a flighty partner when it comes to other parties' interests; best to stay away if you can.

And yet, Valve specifically cited CS2 is 64-bit only, because that’s the right direction. 

I find it hard to believe the Linux market has greater potential than the macOS market.

There's a difference between an individual game requiring a modern machine to play, and an OS cutting off all software older than a few years.

Also,
https://www.statista.com/statistics/265033/proportion-of-operating-systems-used-on-the-online-gaming-platform-steam/

The SteamDeck is built on Linux, so I wouldn't count it out.

They found 9,193 teenagers across the US aged exactly 15.7 years old?

Can hardly blame them, after Apple pulled OS support for 32 bits apps, rendering a massive chunk of Steam's library obsolete on Mac.  Apple are a flighty partner when it comes to other parties' interests; best to stay away if you can.

foregoneconclusion said:

AppleInsider said: After arguing iMessage wasn't big enough to count as a gatekeeper service in the EU, Apple managed to get its messaging app removed from compliance with the DMA in September. However, it seems that the European Commission is keen to determine whether those rules should apply at all. 

The EU is already moving the goalposts on the "gatekeeper" thing. 

What goalpost has moved?

The EU never said that iMessage wouldn't ever be subject to the regulation, they just removed it from the initial gatekeeper list pending investigation.

Maybe if they allowed you to pin Widgets to a particular desktop, and then you could have a cleaner Desktop 2 in Spaces, which would (almost) replicate the Dashboard experience.