They have. I believe Xcode even warns if a project is not using the resizable option.

> stored on disk as archived objects

This at least is still the case for iOS.

> The objects could be manipulated with InterfaceBuilder and live tested.

Is this anything like the new live previews with Canvas? I've only ever done iOS development but if this is the case that is amazing.

Also curious about this. It's doubtful. Given the growing number of people coming from Apple it would be great if the DEs provided an option in settings to default to using ctrl or cmd. DEs already make similar accommodations for users coming from Windows. For instance, in KDE you can press Win+E (Explorer) and get the file manager.

Far less obscure than the issue you cite but I have found keyboard shortcuts across the OS and third party apps on Linux are so incredibly inconsistent when compared to macOS (or Windows for that matter.) I find I'm constantly bouncing between control, alt, and super to achieve what I could do in macOS with just super.

Do any of their offerings provide end to end encryption by default?

Xcode is finicky enough on the Mac. My vote would be for Apple to focus on improving it on the one platform instead of trying to shoehorn it into iOS. Better yet, free us Swift/Cocoa/iOS developers to use whatever platform we choose.

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