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Yeah, I haven't found a way around that. Hoping for "advanced window control" in a future version of visionOS. That and curved windows. Although, it isn't a hu
by lukev 3y ago
Yeah, I haven't found a way around that. Hoping for "advanced window control" in a future version of visionOS. That and curved windows.
Although, it isn't a huge deal for me now. Walking around a physical space is part of the "new way of working" I'm exploring. Monitors beat the AVP if I'm going to be parked in a desk anyway, but the AVP unlocks a workflow in which I'm fully digital but also less tethered to a desk, which is interesting to me.
If Apple could find a reasonable solution for typing on a non-physical keyboard I'd be very happy. Not sure I want to resort to Keyboard Pants.
- losvedir 3y agoHeh, I hope they introduce typing on your lap or a desk for touch typers. It seems like it should be feasible with good hand tracking and maybe some AI. So not so much where you touch, but which fingers are doing what. If passwords can be deduced by desk vibrations, it should be possible...
- lukev 3y agoI'd even be willing to put in the effort to learn a completely new set of finger gestures for typing, provided it was ergonomic and had equivalent speed to a keyboard after an initial learning curve. Even something like an American Sign Language interpreter would be amazing... and could learn to speak to deaf people, to boot.
- aYsY4dDQ2NrcNzA 3y agoI don't think this would be possible. For instance, some signs involve touching the shoulder which would be difficult for the cameras to pick up.