When you shop at Wal-Mart or other store, you give them a % of profit everytime you buy stuff. What's the difference?
You can still sell yourself your "standard" desktop apps without any problems and they will run on Windows 8 in the desktop. It's only if you want to sell "Modern UI" apps that you need to pass through Windows Store.
"Standard" desktop apps still look and act like they did in Windows 7 or older. You can put them side-by-side, on different monitors, etc.
>No we wont. First off, I dont want to give them or MS 30% or whatever Apple want - it's a principle thing. Secondly, I would rather spend my time developing websites for those users who want to access our stuff and hence bypass those "commissions". Thirdly, the type of user that uses our apps require desktop style use, side-by-side applications, multiple windows, Office integration, integration to other 3rd party products, etc.
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