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The author is using the ipad and mac in specific ways and assumes everyone else is doing the same. They seem to be using the ipad for single focus tasks and th
by geoah 6y ago
The author is using the ipad and mac in specific ways and assumes everyone else is doing the same.
They seem to be using the ipad for single focus tasks and the mac for multitasking.
iPadOS has been getting improved multitasking support for a while now. You can have two apps open at the same time (which yes you can resize) and also temporarily swipe in additional ones when you need them and pretty legit mouse and keyboard support.
In a similar fashion the mac has pretty ok single task support by allowing you to put apps in fullscreen mode and if you just want something a bit more flexible split your fullscreen between just two apps.
At the end of the day it all comes down to options. Yes I would like the option to run xcode on the ipad and also have multiwindow and multiuser support but that doesn’t mean I’d have to use it.
- latexr 6y ago> The author (…) assumes everyone else is doing the same. Do they? Both the title and article are riddled with “I”. There are two instances of “we” and they’re both paraphrasing a general sentiment they’ve observed. Seems to me the article is an expressions of what the author desires without judgement or assumptions towards others.