OmniOutliner Position on Cloning Confusing

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Posted by Pierre Paul Landry
Aug 7, 2010 at 02:46 PM

Hugh wrote:
>Thus the the problems fundamentally aren’t technical. As you say, ECCO showed this fifteen (?) years ago.

Just for the record, Ecco does not support cloning (if by cloning, one means seeing an item under 2 or more different parents) URp and IQ are two apps supporting multiple parents, there may be a few others.

Pierre

Posted by Alexander Deliyannis
Aug 8, 2010 at 10:00 PM

Hugh wrote:
>For the last six
>months or so, most if not all of those developers have faced very loud demands from some
>of their customers that they develop for the iPad. Ironically, those demands have
>been especially vocal from customers of developers whose OS X applications have been
>most successful; the insistence and stridency of some of them have to be read to be
>believed.

Hugh, you raise a very interesting point. To take it one step further, I note that an iPhone app seems to be at the moment a must for just about any webware (web 2.0) application out there, from social media to online project management tools to whatever.

As a non-iPhone user, I find that my choices are significantly reduced. If I want to have mobile access to the webware I choose, I need to buy an iPhone.

So software developers are pressured to develop for the iPhone/IPad and users have little choice than to buy iPhones/iPads to access their applications. How the age of diversity and competition has led to such a monopolistic situation escapes me.

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