
I think the Mac App Store is great. I might go so far as to say that, as a consumer, I love it. When I buy an app, I know it’s going to run on any of my computers without the trouble of even entering a serial number. It gives developers a great distribution platform for Mac users. The storefront provides a means of discovering great new apps. Prices on the Mac App Store are almost always reasonable, and sometimes downright cheap. These upsides are so attractive that we, the consumers, tend to forget that more exists outside of what Apple shows us. That may be what Apple wants, but it’s our fault when we narrowly follow their vision.
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