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has accessing apps on OSX desktop changed recently?
I am no longer able to search and purchase apps on my iMac after the latest iTunes update. I can't find anything about this googling. It was so automatic before that I didn't think about it much but I can't search and find any apps in either iTunes or App Store now. Any tips appreciated...
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The iOS App Store was 'removed' from iTunes 12.7 so 'app management & app download' has to be done on the iOS-Device. Backups and File-Sharing still work.
My conspiracy-theory here is that some people don't like users digging into *.ipa's to extract content
dumb, i don't like that.
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/21079/itunes-12-7/p1
o dang. thanks for the info!
The biggest bummer with iTune 12.7 not supporting apps no more is that it will now be impossible to copy those 32 bit apps from a Mac or PC onto an older iPad/iPhone.
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Apple don't care. They already have our money.
Yeah f**k them! They will not be getting my money no more.
Not that I plan on updating to Itunes 12.7, but besides loosing features.....what does it add???? So now that IOS11 finally has a file system, Apple makes so we cant copy files to our apps from our computer thru Itunes? That's not much of an incentive to update...
It's more focused and streamlined, apparently. I don't actually mind the change but there's no real trade off -- they just removed a feature.
Edit: and to be fair, mainstream users have had serious and legitimate complaints about iTunes for years. It's a bloated mess by most standards so I understand why Apple wants to pare down the feature set, and I understand why they're starting with this. Just like most people won't miss their 32-bit apps, most people won't miss desktop app backups.
Yeah, I get the whole focused on music, movies, etc, but for me theres no incentive. Before I update an app that I use a lot, like BM3, I always keep a copy of the app before the updated version just in case the update crashes and I need to go back, I cant tell you how many times this has saved my ass, lol. So yeah, Ill stay put. So the real question is for people who dont update to 12.7, will they still have access to the Itunes store of will all the apps disappear from the store on 12.6 soon? hmmmm
Maybe they can/will add an iOS Tab to the macOS App Store. That's actually a better place for it
That’s what I was assuming was going to happen, makes more sense there anyway.
Ich bin still running Mountain Lion mit liebe
I have to have dual boot because I still use Pro Tools 10 on OS X 10.8.5
but even if I have the newest sierra on my Mac Mini mid 2011, I find myself liking good old Mountain Lion better.
OperatSystems should be more long lasting. Like windows xt. I used it for years. It felt like home.
I have no illusions about Tim Cook anymore...
Mac Pro and Mini haven't been updated in "computer decades"
Money is Apple's new no1. Innovation and customers are far down the list.
The cycle for idevices are too short and Desktop computers doesn't make that much revenue any longer.
Well. I've pretty much decided to just replace my future iPad with a pretty decent gaming laptop. I think I'm done with apple for the most part. Will still use my existing air2 for apps but no more hardware purchases looks like.
Honestly... I like this iTunes better. It was becoming such a mess. Beside that I can’t remember the last time I connected an iOS device to a PC... maybe in 2013.
You guys are a niche within a niche... I don’t think there’s a conspiracy theory... it’s just that 99.9 percent of humanity doesn’t care about .ipa files, really old legacy apps, accessing the file systems, etc...
Apple has been like this forever. This is nothing new. I can recall several instances where they just didn’t care about anything legacy, software or hardware.
Niche within a niche?
What would the world be like "ohne Musik Arbeitern"