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You already can? MacBooks with Apple Silicon processors can run a shitton of iPad apps natively. App developers can choose not to have their apps listed in the
by mynameisvlad 3y ago
You already can?
MacBooks with Apple Silicon processors can run a shitton of iPad apps natively. App developers can choose not to have their apps listed in the store if they want, but many do.
Or you can just… plug an iPad into a monitor with USB-C.
- xwdv 3y ago[flagged]
- mynameisvlad 3y agoThat wasn’t even remotely in the vicinity of your argument in the last comment. The goalposts you set yourself are on the other side of the field. Stick to them.
- matwood 3y agoOr use continuity and interact with the iPad like an extended monitor. When the Apple ecosystem works, it's extremely powerful.
- mynameisvlad 3y agoTo be entirely fair to the other commenter, they want it the other way around (iPad on a monitor not iPad as a monitor) which is why I didn’t include Continuity. AFAIK it’s only Mac->iPad. If you’re running an app that also exists on your Mac (or equivalent like a browser) then you’d be able to take over the context on your Mac but it isn’t technically “[throwing] iPad Apps up on any monitor”. They’re most definitely on an anti-Apple/Vision Pro crusade given their replies, but they asked for a specific thing and I gave them the exact thing they asked for.