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> I’m one of the few people that hope the iPad doesn’t get more computer-like. Genuine question; what loss of features or capabilities are you expecting if the
by talldayo 3y ago
> I’m one of the few people that hope the iPad doesn’t get more computer-like.
Genuine question; what loss of features or capabilities are you expecting if the iPad does become more computer-like? I don't understand how features like sideloading, compiling or emulating limits your ability to use Procreate and GoodNotes.
- fragmede 3y agoWhile I’d love an iPad running macOS (You know there’s a lucky Apple engineer with one), The worry having the features is that it will require futzing with to get it to work right. Right now an iPad is like a Video game console. You just plug it in and it works. There is an expectation of a very, very smooth user experience. The fear is that in adding computer-like features, it won’t be as smooth anymore. Don’t know if I agree with that, but that’s the concern anyway.
- talldayo 3y agoI guess I just don't agree with it either. None of the features I mentioned should have any negative impact on the end-user unless the OEM deliberately implements it wrong.