Somehow I don't see it. I'm going to use a functionally single-tasking OS through a touch interface on a 12 core Mac Pro with dual 27 inch monitors? It seems

Somehow I don't see it. I'm going to use a functionally single-tasking OS through a touch interface on a 12 core Mac Pro with dual 27 inch monitors? It seems to me that they are making their full spec OS look a feel a bit more like their mobile OS to help along the halo effect, and make it more comfortable for their mobile users to make the jump to their desktop OS. I don't like it, but that seems more likely. Also because iOS on the desktop would need a massive amount of expansion to be useful with much of what desktop users need to do--unless you are a very low needs user that runs a web browser and few internet dependent apps. Autocad on iOS? Protools on iOS? Maya on iOS? InDesign on iOS? Illustrator on iOS? I don't know that touch will be very good with the deeper parts of those and many similar apps.