@charmcitygavin Tour Dem Parks was fun with the Brommie. A few friends also joined with theirs; was almost the perfect bike for the ride.
@manton it would have been fine to be a “pro” feature if the demo showed such a use case clearly (for example, iMove/Garage Band and using the extended screen to do multi-track editing; or Zoom/WebEx/Teams presenting a deck in presentation/speaker view, w/Center Stage being shown).
The lack clarity came across louder to me than the devices which didn’t get it. Well, that and it not replacing the multitasking view. Lots of muddle
@manton the want for Stage Manager across all iPads can be looked at as a failure of Apple to previously delegate certain hardware and software features to Pro models. They did this with ProMotion, and even with the Pencil. Portrait mode was another feature. But for the most part, Apple hasn’t done a great job of designating “pro” usecases, versus personal-enough computing.
However, if in those who are asking for a neutered version of Stage Manager are doing so because Apple misconstrued (a) premise of the iPad as personal-enough computing, then it probably needs to be Apple fixing their messaging about iPad and iPad Pro, not simply making backwards compatibility a means for it to middle the message further.
@charmcitygavin absolutely love it. Is beyond solid for commuting, but for nice chill rides it’s a party-pace kinda ride. Travels extremely well (I do it on the train often). And personalizing is a mild addiction. Pricey? Yea. But not unbearably so IMO
@charmcitygavin awww. Yep, will be rolling on my Brompton
Going to share clips of our “digital humanism” talk for @the_brigadoon (on the boat) via @Snapchat @Spectacles tomorrow. A few clips from tonight already snapped/posted.
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