On 10/28/2010 11:11 AM, phil swenson wrote:
Your recourse would be to sell mac apps directly rather than the app
store, this is allowed on the Mac app store model. This is how I
think the iPhone should work too. It's ridiculous that the app store
is the only distribution method.
I'd guess that Apple will try very hard to push everyone on the Mac to
the app store over time.
Yes, they'll probably /allow/ other distribution methods for a long time
to come -- but they'll also try to convince customers that the only
safe, easy way to get apps is from their store, to convince software
vendors that this is the only way to be a first-class app on the
platform, etc.
--
Jess Holle
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