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Just a wishful thinking, but since this is an M1 and not the A14X (and 8c+8c+8/16GB setup used in MacBook Pro even), I'm hoping that Hypervisor.framework will c
by sirn 5y ago
Just a wishful thinking, but since this is an M1 and not the A14X (and 8c+8c+8/16GB setup used in MacBook Pro even), I'm hoping that Hypervisor.framework will come to an iPadOS in the next WWDC. Having something like macOS.app, or even Ubuntu.app within iPad Pro would make it a pretty amazing convertible (for me).
- justaguy88 5y agoAgreed, ubuntu.app would be amazing
- jxy 5y agoSwitch to Safari to surf the net, and come back to ubuntu.app ... ooooh, it got killed in the background!
- kitsunesoba 5y agoiOS/iPadOS only kill background processes if they're resource hungry and competing with another resource hungry frontmost app and resources are running low. Anecdotally, on my iPhone 11 Pro Max w/4GB of RAM it's very rare for apps to get killed while multitasking. There's been a few times when I've brought forward an app I used multiple days ago and it's still running exactly where I left it. Based on that, with these new models having 8GB and 16GB of RAM processes getting killed should be pretty rare. On top of that, it's highly likely that virtualization apps would be given increased protection from getting killed due to their inherent extra overhead.
- saagarjha 5y agoM1 is essentially an A14X.