> Magic Keyboard is not required, but is recommended for the best experience. If you don't have a Magic Keyboard, you can use the touchscreen and virtual keyboard instead.
You know, you can just use the iPad as a separate display for macOS. Once I tried this, I realized it doesn’t make sense to use menus and windows without the mouse, and then you’ve invented…laptops.
> Supporting iPadOS 16.4 or later presents additional challenges because Hypervisor support was removed from the iPadOS XNU kernel
Why would they do that? It seems to have prevented UTM (there's a linked tweet[0].)
They used to have a policy of no emulators, I think. But if they shipped a hypervisor why remove it?
Every time I see what people achieve when jailbreaking, it makes me think that nothing would be healthier than forcing iOS to be unlocked and even fully open source.
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[ 1.7 ms ] story [ 11.6 ms ] threadYou know, you can just use the iPad as a separate display for macOS. Once I tried this, I realized it doesn’t make sense to use menus and windows without the mouse, and then you’ve invented…laptops.
Why would they do that? It seems to have prevented UTM (there's a linked tweet[0].)
They used to have a policy of no emulators, I think. But if they shipped a hypervisor why remove it?
Every time I see what people achieve when jailbreaking, it makes me think that nothing would be healthier than forcing iOS to be unlocked and even fully open source.
[0] https://xcancel.com/UTMapp/status/1708907045314035986