I have a Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 (actually 2 of them, long story) because I _have_ to have a stylus, and don't find the trifecta of: iPad, MacBook, and Ap

I have a Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360 (actually 2 of them, long story) because I _have_ to have a stylus, and don't find the trifecta of: iPad, MacBook, and Apple Pencil a workable option (and the "tick" of the Apple Pencil being touched to the screen and the need to keep yet another battery charged would drive me nuts). I'd give my interest in Hell for a successor to the Axiotron ModBook, and if the Wacom Movink 13 had a screen resolution to compeat w/ the 3K OLED on my GB3, I'd give up on having a battery and have it and a Mac Mini, so that I could get back to something like to my NeXT Cube w/ Wacom ArtZ (which was paired w/ an NCR-3125 running PenPoint for portability). So yeah, the hardware on the Windows side is better suited to some folks, and I agree that the software really, really needs work. Things I miss: - Miller Column File Browser - Services - emacs shortcuts when using a keyboard - TeXshop and other Cocoa apps Things which annoy me on Windows - the need to keep Settings open and toggle how the stylus behaves - not being able to select text in most web browsers (Firefox and derivatives at least still have a working configuration for allowing this) - the need to manage various settings to keep ads and Copilot from intruding That said, having a Wacom One paired w/ my MacBook works pretty well, it's just not something I can use away from my desk.