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Can't believe they did so many positive changes with the MBP only to add the notch from the phone in too. Almost the perfect update. Does this mean every app in
by have_faith 5y ago
Can't believe they did so many positive changes with the MBP only to add the notch from the phone in too. Almost the perfect update. Does this mean every app in full screen has to be updated to account for it?
- dkonofalski 5y agoNo. It looks like the notch only cuts into the menu bar area and letterboxes fullscreen apps.
- have_faith 5y ago> letterboxes fullscreen apps. Sounds odd but I'll see what it's like in practice
- dkonofalski 5y agoLook at the old Macbook pros. The bezel at the top was thick. All they did was cut into the bezel so, in letterboxed mode, the display is the same size as the now previous gen of Macbooks.
- dmonitor 5y agoIf it works like the iPhone, it'll be alright. It doesn't really cut into screen real estate. You just get a little extra notification area
- clolege 5y agoWell the iPhone has a touchscreen whereas this will be used with a mouse. I'm wondering what the behavior will be to run the mouse across the top of the screen?
- dkonofalski 5y agoOn the contrary...you get more screen real estate.
- wmf 5y agoI wonder if the OS just presents a virtual lower screen resolution in full screen mode?
- TheGRS 5y agoI'd hope MacOS can account for it
- paxys 5y agoI don't think it will be that bad on Macbooks, because the notch will be embedded in the top menu bar.