@matt agreed! I could see it if turning actions into automation were part of the thing, but I don't think it is, yet. And I certainly don't need my OS watching everything I'm doing all the time.
There are probably undiscovered legal implications to a tool like this. Imagine reading confidential documents and having your OS regurgitate parts of the contents during a routine search of history?
will there be an incognito mode or privacy shield for any of this?
This new iPad Pro is fantastic. Very happy with it. Except it’s also not a MacBook Air. All this power and this 3 legged OS. Stage Manager is a weak simulacrum of a window manager. Please unify these operating systems.
"yeah, he was a really great guy, really gave back to the people who worked for him." CBC about a guy who fought to keep minimum wage down so he didn't have to pay people a living wage while raking in billions in oil and gas profits.
@jeromechoo I was thinking more about cross platform desktop apps, but that looks cool. Apollo was a great app and @christianselig deserves a lot of props for what he built.
I hadn’t seen Voyager before. Looks like a cool project. Also guessed it was React Native before I looked at the source. Ironically, I think there are more XP mobile toolkits than there are desktop ones these days. Building something that looks good on macOS and Windows and Linux is hard.
@pheonix@jeromechoo I think it's more than just money. A well designed app is designed first and implemented to a spec. Then iterated on with the help of the designer and product folks. It's more than just UI, it's about the whole workflow and interaction. The "experience".
Not a lot of open source projects start with that design mentality up front. Some devs are better at design than others, but it's a rare developer that can do it all themselves.
