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I have the iPad Air with the same M1 chip and it’s such a disappointment for this exact reason. It literally has the same SoC as my MacBook, but is basically u
by warning26 3y ago
I have the iPad Air with the same M1 chip and it’s such a disappointment for this exact reason.
It literally has the same SoC as my MacBook, but is basically useless for most productive activities I’d like to do with it. (And even goes slower at the tasks it can do!) It really highlights just how awful iPadOS is compared to MacOS.
- DennisAleynikov 3y agothey are so close to unlocking iPad and iPhone's potential but sadly keep doubling down on the locked experience. even the vision pro, seem really disappointing that its essentially running iPadOS with ARKit
- warning26 3y agoExactly! That strikes me as the biggest problem with the Vision Pro that is consistently overlooked: by running what appears to be an iPadOS derivative, its usefulness will be mostly limited to web browsing with Safari. Being able to code in multiple VR monitors while traveling actually sounds like a good potential use case that Apple has locked themselves out of with their crippled OS.
- DennisAleynikov 3y agoI'll still just use vscode in multiple windows :))) you can't stop us all, apple!
- warning26 3y agoTry doing that on airplane Wi-Fi!
- Robotbeat 3y agoWould work fine if you could actually locally develop instead of using a web browser.
- DennisAleynikov 3y agotime to run UTM.app in vision OS
- WesolyKubeczek 3y ago> And even goes slower at the tasks it can do! Curious, is that with Apple's own apps or third-party ones? Or is this specifically because of how iPad-based workflows work? The 3rd-party apps often come with SDKs which phone home just to initialize, that's where big startup times come from usually.