That should have read "forced to deal with mobile platforms".
I currently have scenarios where I want the same version on the desktop and mobile. That's trivial because I simply don't include the responsive CSS file.
In 3.0 the media queries are part of the core. So I can't just leave the responsive CSS out. Further, it's mobile-first so things like the navbar would be collapsed by default on a mobile device. I would be forced to negate that to get an uncollapsed navbar on a mobile device (as desktop version).
But the point of mobile-collapsing navigation on mobile devices is for a better user experience. Why would you go out of your way to ignore that right away? And if you really didn't want it, you could always remove those lines of code from your file. Or comment them out so it's there when you revert.
I currently have scenarios where I want the same version on the desktop and mobile. That's trivial because I simply don't include the responsive CSS file.
In 3.0 the media queries are part of the core. So I can't just leave the responsive CSS out. Further, it's mobile-first so things like the navbar would be collapsed by default on a mobile device. I would be forced to negate that to get an uncollapsed navbar on a mobile device (as desktop version).