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Reply to @bstn@social.lol
Louie Mantia, Jr.@louie@pdx.social (2026-10-25 18:10:57)
@bstn I don’t know what obligation you think exists for companies that are publicly traded.
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James Gilbert@jgrg@mstdn.science (2026-10-25 18:33:33)
@louie @bstn Apple is not short of profits. They could spend a little more of those profits caring for MacOS, which is foundational in their ecosystem. It is where developers write software for their other platforms.

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Sebastian@bstn@social.lol (2026-10-25 18:56:16)
@jgrg @louie But as you can see, Apple is currently releasing new devices. Software has taken somewhat of a back seat in terms of refining individual elements. Of course, they could spend more money and give attention to macOS. But for some reason, they aren’t doing so. Perhaps that isn’t their business objective. A publicly listed company is, first and foremost, meant to earn money. And it’s clear that this is still their main focus. But I regret that this comes at the expense of the user experience.