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ragnusen wrote:


it's not atrocious at all. in fact, it works exceptionally well.

Except it's the canonical definition of bloatware and it doesn't even work
in the real world.

there is no bloatware to draw arrows or edit screen shots on a mac or
ios for that matter.

on ios devices, it's even easier than on a mac, something android can't
do without a lot of clumsy workarounds.

You play your silly child-like games trying to make a Pinta versus
Paint.NET thread into an iOS versus Android fiasco.

nope.

On Android, you just plug in the phone. That's it.
You slide files back and forth. That's it.
It just works.
There's zero need for non-native software on either the phone or the
computer.

exactly the same as ios, except you don't need to plug in an ios device
to transfer files.

You can claim that the iTunes abomination is "better" but you can't claim
that it works in the real world, nor that iTunes isn't the canonical
example of bloatware.

once again, get it through your thick ****ing skull, itunes is not
required.