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As an active user of the Mac. That would not be a step forward. It would be a step backward. There are so many things that are fundamentally impossible on a clo
by mlindner 6y ago
As an active user of the Mac. That would not be a step forward. It would be a step backward. There are so many things that are fundamentally impossible on a closed ecosystem like the iPad. For example, Macs still support, even on the M1, installing your own OSes.
I don't get why some Apple fans are so interested in destroying a core stable of Apple's userbase.
- kgermino 6y agoIt would destroy the Mac user base if iPads were capable of running desktop class applications?
- pixard 6y agoI think they could find a good middle ground. Since macOS can run iOS apps on M1 devices, why not allow it to be installed on the iPad as-is? Let users choose between iPadOS for the tablet experience, or macOS for the "full" experience. Of course just saying this out loud sounds ridiculous considering that Apple is Apple but hey, we can dream. :)