Here's one thing I imagine: 10.9 by default won't allow apps outside the App Sto...

		gwkoehler on July 26, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The Mac App Store’s future of irrelevance Here's one thing I imagine: 10.9 by default won't allow apps outside the App Store, and you have to buy the 10.9 Server upgrade to have this privilege. They would bundle XCode with it or something to rebrand it as a "developer-friendly" add-on, and developers will be happy to pay, but all the consumers will be chained to the App Store.

Heh, good luck with that. Any pro user who needs more functionality than a ToDo-app will be enraged.