Why iOS before Android? Seems backwards for a dev tool
Genuinely curious why the team shipped the iOS app before Android. Cursor’s whole ecosystem — terminal, file system, dev workflows — is way closer to Android/Linux than it is to iOS/macOS conventions. Most of the target users here are terminal-heavy developers, and a lot of that crowd is on Android or Linux, not iOS.
Feels like the priority should’ve been the other way around. Would love to hear the reasoning behind this choice, and hoping Android isn’t too far behin
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Auriel H.