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this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2023
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Even a heavily proprietary system like iOS is much more of an "open system" in this sense than old mainframes. It uses standard networking protocols, supports programming languages that have published specifications, third-party hardware exists ...
Yeah, but that's because of building upon open systems, not because of consciously following something.