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> top area can be split into two regions, one for menus and one for status widgets as we have long been doing anyways Some people use lower resolutions or apps
by pseudalopex 5y ago
> top area can be split into two regions, one for menus and one for status widgets as we have long been doing anyways
Some people use lower resolutions or apps with more menus than you apparently.
- arcticbull 5y agoThere's definitely going to be edge cases, although if I were still a macOS software developer, I would update my app immediately to nest my menus more when operating with a notch. I think there's more that Apple - and also third-party developers - can do to make this a well-crafted experience. This is definitely a V1 but I see paths to it getting better! Never could say the same for the Touch Bar haha. I'm certainly not going to say you're holding it wrong. I sympathize with the frustration of this breaking your use case. Apple's never been one to avoid scrambling a few eggs.
- pseudalopex 5y agoThe only problem with the touch bar was it replaced a row of keys. Lots of menus isn't an edge case for the kinds of people Apple said the MacBook Pro is designed for. Having different menu layouts on different screens isn't what I'd call a well crafted experience. It's interesting you assume it's my use case. I just know not to speak for everyone.