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There are way too many things that need to change in iOS for it to move beyond a simple mobile OS.

I have to access my desktop by remote connection to do it now but it would be great to have a app to handle it first hand on my iPad Pro and would truly make a pro machine in my eyes.

Maybe some day Limbo will allowed to come out for iOS (or another QEMU based emulator).

Maybe some day Limbo will come out for iOS (or another QEMU based emulator).

I actually bought a app a few years ago called Jump that works amazingly well that I control my Windows miner with.

Virtualbox Emulator Code From Files

Apple also prohibits any app that executes code from files that dont originate from the device itself from the App Store as well.

Their definition of code is a far broader than I wouldve used.

People talk about the last straw (that broke the camels back).

But for me the first straw was Apple booting the EveryGame app from out of the app store.

EveryGame was a sandbox app for creating digital versions of boardgames.

Then, one or more people would gather around the iPad and play a game.

All using a set of keywords in XML format, and custom images in jpg and png format.

It was great fun on the 9.7 iPad, it wouldve been amazing on the 12.9 Pro.

It was wonderfully simple, straight-forward, and powerful.

Being able to share our creations with others was a nice way of beginning to build a community of game designers and players.

Apple yanked EveryGame from the app store because they claimed it executed code.

The developers were only allowed to have a version in the app store that did not allow for external gamebox files to be loaded.

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