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yea, i suppose that is the common theme between the two... at least it would explain a lot...
by andrekandre 4y ago
yea, i suppose that is the common theme between the two... at least it would explain a lot...
- grishka 4y agoGnome is at least capable of running on devices that have touchscreens. There aren't many of these, and many people who do have a touchscreen on their laptop don't use it, but at least it's a somewhat defensible position. Apple, on the other hand, still maintains two separate platforms for touch and non-touch input. There isn't a single Mac with a touchscreen and there probably won't be any in the foreseeable future. This design thus makes absolutely zero sense in macOS.
- andrekandre 4y ago> This design thus makes absolutely zero sense in macOS. well, if they didnt do it, then ipad apps on macos would look really out of place, even catalyst ones.... what i find interesting is, that instead of building up ipad apps to match macos level of ui quality/sophistication, they compromise the more functional macos on the altar of ipad.... i find that a bit disappointing personally...