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'it simply works'. That's one of the mottos that makes apple product so great. Even if Java etc. Are this party and obviously not under the control of Apple (like for example the apps hat are submitted to the App Store), I do have the hope that Apple undertakes great effort to solve also these problems. And many users of Apple products, who are really happy with them, are still forced to use or access third party applications and technologies. My passport external hard drive instructions. As I said, I am aware of the enormous problems my proposition implies, since no one can get Oracle to submit Java to the App Store.

It would be a shining example of Apple's strong interest in customer satisfaction, if they could come up with a plan to make these things happen. As I recall, Steve Jobs understood the that embracing Intel CPUs, Microsoft and Bill Gates was the way to go.

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(- I don't want to start a discussion about that. I'm just stating the fact). After years in IT, I've still not lost hope that sometimes some CEOs and managers look beyond the short term and have a vision for the long term.

And I did not say that I expect anyone to be perfect. You should know that no one is perfect. Java is used widely (I won't discuss why or the pros and cons), it's just a fact. It won't vanish anytime soon.

So in cases like this I'm expressing the wish that Apple might care more than other companies in the same sort of dilemma. And the case in point is Apple's turn to Intel CPUs and the rest of the story. Maybe they could pull off something like that again?

At least I hope it and think, that if a company exists on this globe that could actually pull that off it is in fact Apple. I know I'm raising the bar extremely high, but shouldn't we aim for a clear goal? Well, I hope I've made my point clear.

I can't disagree with any of your points. A lot of folks, including myself, wish Apple would slow down on the OS releases and spend more time cleaning up bugs rather than seeing how many more features they can pack into it on a now yearly basis. Hopefully, that's what El Capitan will actually turn out to be. The WWDC showing of it had far fewer feature announcements than the last few major OS upgrades. So maybe that's what it is more than anything else - a cleaning up and stability release. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

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