This is also true of the Microsoft Windows, too, but apparently to a much lesser degree. Unfortunately, the only access to the actual physical hardware of the Apple devices is through such means. Some chefs create their own paths and back channels into the supply chain, which ultimately originates from the core of the Apple OS. Of course, some chefs obtain goods on the black market, which the Apple OS considers as rouges and dangerous. The chef fills out a ticket request, and the Apple OS returns goods and services to the chef to use in his restaurant. There are established rules for how the transactions work at each ticket window. In fact, there are hundreds of ticket windows for software developers to use. To obtain the items that chef needs from the Apple OS, he goes to a ticket window.

The chef obtains the gas for his stoves and ovens from the Apple OS. The chef obtains the ingredients for his dishes from grocery store, which is the Apple OS. You, the user, would be the customer in the chef’s restaurant. Look at the OS as being a grocery store, and software developers are chefs. In other words, Apple likes to keep moving the goal posts by altering the design rules of how their OS works.Ĭonsider this analogy of how software works, and interacts with the OS. You are two Apple users with “this problem.” In fact, every Apple user suffers from the problem of Apple’s bad habit of periodically releasing updates to their OS that break the codebase of existing applications. One hand it is good that we are at least two Canon users that have this problem.on the other hand, we may have to wait until we have been assured that our requirement for an program update has reached the right descision level within the Canon corporation, and if an update is not intended we have to re-tthink what to do.

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