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As much as I'd love to have alternatives in this particular Simulation, there are none. You either use Apple and minimize your suffering, or you don't use Apple
by ypcx 5y ago
As much as I'd love to have alternatives in this particular Simulation, there are none. You either use Apple and minimize your suffering, or you don't use Apple and go live in hell, provided by companies running their product design & development by teams of chimpanzees (obviously & unfortunately).
- MBCook 5y agoWhat about a MS Surface? Do they pull this stuff too? I was under the impression they were decent.
- sedatk 5y agoThey're decent. Windows comes with a few bloatware (like Candy Crush Saga etc), but they can be easily uninstalled.
- nicbou 5y agoI bought one and returned it. It's a laptop without a keyboard, not a tablet. I spent the first day waiting for Windows Update and turning off telemetry and other annoyances. I spent the second day trying mamy apps that were significantly worse than Procreate. I returned it on the third day. If you want Windows on a tablet, with all its issues and annoyances, you'll get exactly that. If you want an iPad experience with access to productivity tools, you won't get it. I wanted an iPad for replacing a Moleskine and a laptop. The laptop replacement part was OK, but it was a very unpleasant drawing experience. Opening and editing files sucked all the fun out of it. Procreate on the iPad felt a lot closer to the real thing: flip through pages, select one, pick a tool, have fun. I can't overstate how annoyed and angry this tablet was making me compared to my friend's iPad.