> Then it is correct? Many of the Fugu APIs don't work. I didn't say none
You claimed that support was significantly worse than on Mac or Windows, and the chart certainly doesn't bear that out.
And your examples seem... pretty cherry picked? I mean, there's junk that fails everywhere. If color pickers are core to your job, then... OK, I guess. It's a hole. It doesn't seem to remotely justify the kind of bile and hatred you're deploying here.
I gave another example as well. I'm also not spewing any "hate" or "bile" for an inanimate operating system.
To make this easier to understand, please give me an example of what's missing from Mac or Windows and I'll share the way it can easily be accomplished in a native environment. After that, we can try to do the same for ChromeOS and you'll see where the holes appear.
Fugu is about slowly moving Mac and Windows functions to the web, but ChromeOS exists RIGHT NOW. Thus, if it were for that platform, there would be urgency and full support across the board. Because they don't care about filling all those holes, they choose not to support every API.
That was my point. Windows and Mac don't need Fugu to function. ChromeOS does. Still, Windows and Mac needs are prioritized over ChromeOS.
I also noticed you deftly ahem cherry-picked around the lack of server support on a web-first operating system, but that's neither here nor there.
> To make this easier to understand, please give me an example of what's missing from Mac or Windows and I'll share the way it can easily be accomplished in a native environment. After that, we can try to do the same for ChromeOS and you'll see where the holes appear.
Which is kinda what I thought. This isn't about your upthread point about Fugu. You're doing a platform advocacy thing, which I'm not interested in. I jumped in to point out that it's simply not true that Fugu is poorly supported in ChromeOS, because it's not. I'm not trying to have a fight about platforms.
You claimed that support was significantly worse than on Mac or Windows, and the chart certainly doesn't bear that out.
And your examples seem... pretty cherry picked? I mean, there's junk that fails everywhere. If color pickers are core to your job, then... OK, I guess. It's a hole. It doesn't seem to remotely justify the kind of bile and hatred you're deploying here.