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My “why” is because it allows me to use the native iPad versions of apps which only have resource hungry and sometimes more quirky web/electron versions on desk
by kitsunesoba 5y ago
My “why” is because it allows me to use the native iPad versions of apps which only have resource hungry and sometimes more quirky web/electron versions on desktop. Currently the iPad is responsible for handling Slack and Discord, but that list may grow.
- jayd16 5y agoCan't you install iPad apps on Macs now? Seems like that would be an easier solution to your needs.
- kitsunesoba 5y agoThere are ways but last I knew, if the dev has disabled installing the iOS version on macOS (as Slack and Discord regrettably have), you need to turn off SIP to be able to decrypt the iOS app bundles, then re-sign them and re-enable SIP. My only M1 mac is a company machine and I don’t like the idea of disabling SIP on it, even temporarily.