Why can’t macOS programs run on Linux or *BSD?
Why can’t macOS programs run on Linux or *BSD?
Liam Edwards
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Kevin Hughes
Greed.
Connor Robinson
Linus torvalds cryptographically signs every executable that is allowed to run under linux and macos binaries just don't meet the high quality standards of mr. torvalds.
Lucas Powell
If you don’t know why/how executable files work, you don’t belong here
Evan Bell
There are macOS programs?
Adam Perry
Same reason you can't fly to Epsilon Eridani on your tricycle.
Luis Long
Because the cold makes the wheel lubrication too viscous?
Jordan Long
different executable format, first and foremost.
Brayden Miller
Linux executables can run natively on freebsd just fine, often faster than on linux. It's a lot easier to provide support for natively running other unix-like systems than it is for something like windows. I think this is why he's asking... and the obvious answer is proprietary solutions made by apple in order to prevent a simple compatability layer from being possble.
Jose Myers
>Why can't I use diesel on a gasoline car