Retired. so I use the iPad Pro mostly for music scores (winner) ... have been doing that since the iPad 1, and it still does that job, but size won me over. La

Retired. so I use the iPad Pro mostly for music scores (winner) ... have been doing that since the iPad 1, and it still does that job, but size won me over. Laptop will sit on the piano and Roland, but small screen and no vertical orientation and no pencil. Sticking with the MBA 2010 model. Also, prefer to read on it. Less distraction than the monitor+Mac (there's always something distracting lying about), save notes for talks, for writing (the portability factor) AND show off best photos I transfer from the camera/Mac. Size matters when editing. I don't take a laptop to friends' homes, and as above, it's not awkward to rotate. I scripted more than programmed, so I loaded up a-shell, Processing, Carnets (Jupyter) and a couple of Basic interpreters in case I have to knock out a calc in a hurry. For CAS, I chose PocketCAS over MathStudio for reasons I forgot, but have not used CAS in ages. a-shell looks to be a complete unix environment, TeX and all. When I get time. Brahms and tonight's sunset won today. Friend who taught at medical school uses Notability a ton. I love Pages because unlike any other app, I can scroll to my heart's content without ever entering EDIT mode by default. To EDIT, you have to hit the EDIT button. (and v/v) It's sheer genius. I often programmed an EDIT button into Hypercard text fields for just that purpose. It's just an outrage to scroll through anything and enter edit mode by mistake. 20 times a day (Evernote?) and then undo accidental edits.