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MacOS supports touch. Natively. Try using an iPad as an external display on a Mac using Sidecar. It will accept Apple Pencil input.
by sgjohnson 4y ago
MacOS supports touch. Natively.
Try using an iPad as an external display on a Mac using Sidecar.
It will accept Apple Pencil input.
- achairapart 4y agoThe pencil, unlike fingers, is an accurate pointer device, like the mouse cursor.
- justsomehnguy 4y agoThis is not a touch input. This is a pen input.
- sgjohnson 4y agoIt’s an arbitrary restriction and would probably take 2 lines of code to fix it. There are third party tools that have fixed it, namely Duet Display
- achairapart 4y agoOk, proof, for everyone. Just try this website on any iPhone or iPad: http://borismus.github.io/mobile-web-samples/browser-ninja/ http://borismus.github.io/mobile-web-samples/browser-ninja/ You should be able to generate some graphic fractals by touch (or multi-touch). Now try it with your Sidecar/Duet Display/Wacom touch/whatever. Good Luck! PS: You may try it also on some Windows device with touch support (both notebook/convertibles/Surface). It should work, because Windows, unlike macOS, natively supports touch.