It’s been six days now of solid work on it. Seems to be sticking. The improved ergonomics include greater physical flexibility and comfort, as well as the visu

It’s been six days now of solid work on it. Seems to be sticking. The improved ergonomics include greater physical flexibility and comfort, as well as the visual benefits. Physically, I am now moving as I feel inspired, between my desk, a couch, bed, and an egg shaped chair with a foot rest. I only need a keyboard/trackpad on my lap, and my MacBook nearby. The visual benefits turning your whole mental visual space (your fovea, peripheral vision, and head turning field of view) into a visual desk of any number of items is fantastic. Being able to make my main screen as large as a wall is nice. Seems like for some work, a smaller screen feels better, for other work a very large or wide screen helps. Downsides: 1. Needing the Mac at all. Would love it if Apple shipped Xcode and Terminal for the Vision. For now I move around and would travel with both. 2. That first one would solve this. But for now only one Mac screen 3. The Vision screens respond to both keyboard/track pad and look/pinch, the Mac screen only responds to the former. You get used to doing both.