natethomas

natethomas t1_j472xg9 wrote

A lot of people use MacOS on MacBook Airs that have literally the same compute power as iPad pros: The M1 chip. These days you can ALMOST accomplish everything such a person might want on an IPad Pro with the Smart Keyboard, but not all. I personally need terminal and non-mobile web browsers for my work. But I don’t need a ton of compute power, and when I do, I normally remote into a desktop PC that has a beefy chip you won’t find in most laptops.

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natethomas t1_j471zs0 wrote

If I could initiate sidecar from my iPad, it’d be close.

What I really want is the iPad experience for recreational activities like reading and note taking/pencil input. and the Mac experience when working. I do a lot in terminal and web dev that doesn’t always play nice with the iPad browser. Plus full USB MacOS support and hard drive support would be nice.

Really frustrating how close iPadOS and MacOS are without taking that last little step.

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