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You should have heard me last night yelling at a new mac and new phone within 3 feet of each other failing repeatedly to air drop. Sometimes it worked. Complete
by k310 2y ago
You should have heard me last night yelling at a new mac and new phone within 3 feet of each other failing repeatedly to air drop. Sometimes it worked. Complete mystery.
Regardless, I do all the photo editing I need with medium-strength tools all free, and I have great Nikon gear. I don't have the time to spend hours on each photo. "Damn Good" doesn't need much work!
Browser and Libre Office work on Ubuntu for my former windows-shackled brother. Also Shotwell, IIRC. There was a computer "for seniors" once, and it had little more than browser and open office. Addressing the linked article, something that meets all your needs, and is relatively simple (who gets that nowadays?) is best.
I mostly use a mac. Been doing so since the Steves were working from Welch Road. Also linux (Solaris and SunOS when they paid me to) from time to time. I looked at my enormous collection of adapters, cards and cables, and at my age, (relative) simplicity is a good thing.
- fragmede 2y agoI've found shared copy and paste between iOS and MacOS to be more. convenient than airdrop for things that can handle that