Yup. I liked my 2017 iPad Pro, hardware as decent and I mostly enjoyed the UI at the time but a lot of my work was simply impossible to do because of Apple's ar

Yup. I liked my 2017 iPad Pro, hardware as decent and I mostly enjoyed the UI at the time but a lot of my work was simply impossible to do because of Apple's arbitrary software bullshit. I tried working around it by logging into my desktop at home but that was flakey and annoying for a number of reasons (sometimes WiFi networks would block the ports, sometimes I needed to see something not viewable over text, etc.). The iPad accessory ecosystem is also just ridiculously overpriced. $200+ to $300+ for a keyboard/mouse combo that will if you're lucky will maybe work on the next model you upgrade to and only works with a single device is insane. Then the stylus is $130 more. They make the MS Surface accessories look cheap. I don't want OS X on the iPad. I genuinely think that would be a bad experience but they do need to not cripple iPadOS.