People want macOS on their iPads because it's the software that actually works for professional use cases. iPadOS does not. Apple could, of course, make iPadOS

People want macOS on their iPads because it's the software that actually works for professional use cases. iPadOS does not. Apple could, of course, make iPadOS work for those use cases, but I have a feeling Apple management don't actually understand the problem. They always deflect around iPadOS's limitations instead of addressing them head-on. We need file management that doesn't break if you look at it funny and require a full system reboot to fix whatever daemon is managing containers. We need to be able to have apps that stay running when you close them and they need to be able to peg the CPU. Hell, it's comical when Apple's own apps just pop up a generic "Export failed" error message if you task-switch between apps when doing exports or rendering. Did they just forget that they have a blatant "no background rendering" policy?