I replaced my Mac with a full week. She went as well as you expect

At some point, it was detonated that although all of this works technically (search!), I should likely do some actual Work on this preparation tomorrow. Currently, I separate the USB-C axis and head with the iPad to read the evening. It is strange that I hold the “work” computer at the time of relaxation. My IMAC looks, probably in exciting jealousy.

Photo: Craig Graneel

The second day: sudden decisions

I quickly settled on passing between a few applications that have been expanded to a full screen and a single “window” screen that often mimics the old iPad display method. This brings a feeling of focus and deviations less than that until it ends up on IMAC. Many of this is due to the use of smaller display screens – there is a lower space for waste. but Flexibility Now it is also on the iPad when I need it.

The iPad Pro becomes secondary, and is often used for the face identifier (better than IMAC), video calls, reference and Apple music. At some point, I realized that I was re -creating a typical laptop computer, but, hey, it works. At least for research and writing. Stener tests have not yet come.

I miss my country Wakum The tablet, which I use as my basic input device, although it is not the relative strength indicator that I get from my terrible habit in writing while carrying the pen. Worse, I miss the wider Mac customization. Bettertouchtool absent. All customized keyboard shortcuts disappeared. As with Mac-Standard + top/bottom to send the index to the beginning/end of the paragraph. My muscle memory screams.

The productivity is more completed by the pages that specifically allow one open document at a time, and the tragic iPad applications of Google. Fortunately, Google’s efforts in Safari improve – although this makes me yearning for web applications, just as you get a Mac. Tip, Apple.

The third day: crashing and burning

Mixed day. The ipados Beta collision is increasing. Applications lose focus. The outer screen is randomly floating until it is rearranged. The menu bar refuses to appear on the second screen for a full day. There is no Clamshell mode, so the iPad screen should always be, glowing in my peripheral vision.

Also, many applications are still clinging desperately to provide everything in their own folders Icloud He leads. This is not how I offer things – perhaps how do you do it too. I hope some of these issues will be fixed by September.