← Back to context Comment by gnabgib 3 hours ago If you're into malleable computing you'd never have been a "Mac person" 3 comments gnabgib Reply CharlesW 3 hours ago How was OSA/AppleScript not an OS-level malleable computing layer? SoftTalker 2 hours ago I don't know first hand of anyone who ever used it for anything. Maybe I knew the wrong Mac users (mostly teachers). empthought 3 hours ago Yeah, NeXTSTEP is notoriously a locked-down, untweakable OS. It's not like anyone was able to use it to program anything of consequence.
CharlesW 3 hours ago How was OSA/AppleScript not an OS-level malleable computing layer? SoftTalker 2 hours ago I don't know first hand of anyone who ever used it for anything. Maybe I knew the wrong Mac users (mostly teachers).
SoftTalker 2 hours ago I don't know first hand of anyone who ever used it for anything. Maybe I knew the wrong Mac users (mostly teachers).
empthought 3 hours ago Yeah, NeXTSTEP is notoriously a locked-down, untweakable OS. It's not like anyone was able to use it to program anything of consequence.
How was OSA/AppleScript not an OS-level malleable computing layer?
I don't know first hand of anyone who ever used it for anything. Maybe I knew the wrong Mac users (mostly teachers).
Yeah, NeXTSTEP is notoriously a locked-down, untweakable OS. It's not like anyone was able to use it to program anything of consequence.