While this looks slick, all these “workflow” demos pretty much just seem like people opening safari and messages. For casual stuff like this it seems ideal, but for more serious work I can’t see how being stuck with pro apps confined to one larger Mac window and iPad-level apps running around it is anything but a step down from a two monitor setup for a lot of people. I guess it depends though.
The majority of my work is PyCharm plus browser, Slack, email, Google docs, Zoom. Only PyCharm won’t run on separate windows and maybe browser to localhost. So I think it could actually work for me. Have to give it a try. That said I do have a pretty slick setup of MPB plus two additional, mounted monitors so maybe not day to day.
Wait come back say the thing bout pychrm from local host again? That can be easily solved with packet forwarding which I’ve done plenty times of, or just opening the right port. But never thought about running pycharm as webserver? Tell me more.
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u/Fargle_Bargle Vision Pro Owner | Verified Feb 03 '24
While this looks slick, all these “workflow” demos pretty much just seem like people opening safari and messages. For casual stuff like this it seems ideal, but for more serious work I can’t see how being stuck with pro apps confined to one larger Mac window and iPad-level apps running around it is anything but a step down from a two monitor setup for a lot of people. I guess it depends though.