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From what they showed, you can’t break the windows out of the screen mirror rectangle. You’re right though, if they allowed windows to freely float, it would a

From what they showed, you can’t break the windows out of the screen mirror rectangle. You’re right though, if they allowed windows to freely float, it would also solve the issue.

sircastor 3y ago
I assume they would be apps running on the device, rather than on a remote machine.
- warning26 3y ago
  Ah yes, but those apps appear to be just some kind of iOS type thing, so at least for me I couldn’t really use them for productivity. (The lack of coding tools on iOS also really kills any possible productive uses of my iPad in this way, unfortunately) (That’s why I was focusing more on the mirror-your-Mac functionality)
  - zeven7 3y ago
    We might be at a point where that could change. This device seems like it could be close to providing the performance needed to start running productivity apps, and it also provides the screen real estate. Those types of apps have to be coming to iOS in the next few years.
    - kaba0 3y ago
      Ipads could do that for years and yet nothing. Hopefully with the EU laws it will change though.
      - warning26 3y ago
        Exactly -- my iPad has the same SOC as my laptop, and my laptop is amazingly useful while my iPad is useful for...watching movies and Safari.
mch82 3y ago
Check out the “Platform State of the Union” video stream for more detail on that. They discuss windows, volumes, shared space, spaces. https://developer.apple.com/wwdc23/102 https://developer.apple.com/wwdc23/102