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Originally Posted by Chris T
It runs widgets, which can be developed by anyone - I reckon the answer to that is 'yes'.
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Widgets aren't applications though. There's a big difference between a desktop addon (what Apple calls a widget) and a system-level app.
It all widgets are a highly cut down version of an application will permits only very certain system calls. If any.
So its not a given that just because Apple says we can run widgets, that we'll be able to run OpenOffice on it or something.