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I don't consider needing the extra computer a handicap. I wouldn't want my code compiling and test suites to run on a computer strapped to my face, no matter ho
by newaccount74 3y ago
I don't consider needing the extra computer a handicap. I wouldn't want my code compiling and test suites to run on a computer strapped to my face, no matter how powerful it is.
And as part of my work, I connect to a lot of different machines, either through SSH or through Screen Sharing. If I could have a separate screen for each of the machines it would be super sweet. Right now, if I want to stream some logs from a remote server, I have to find some free space on one of my physical displays. With Apple Vision I could just create an additional virtual display somewhere.
I think Apple Vision is already a useful product if it just offers freely configurable virtual screens. Whether the actual computing happens on the headset or on a different device is something I don't care about.