![]() We’d be thoroughly surprised if it ever came to pass, but never say never. Create or open an existing Pro Tools session: 2. ![]() On today’s tutorial we will study the Processing Tab of the Preferences Window. Still, it’s one for the pile of iPad Pro rumors. The Preferences Window in Pro Tools lets the user set the behavior of all aspects such as the display, operation, editing, mixing, metering, etc. Why try to repurpose macOS for the iPad when iPadOS already exists?Īs well as that, iPadOS 16 - which hasn’t even launched yet - features Stage Manager, which seems to be an attempt from Apple to make the iPad’s operating system more “desktop-like.” It feels strange for the company to put so much development time into Stage Manager - and other Mac-like features such as mouse and keyboard support - only for it all to be replaced by macOS so soon. Unsurprisingly, macOS is made for a completely different device that is used in very different ways. For one thing, it hasn’t been that long since Apple spun out iPadOS from iOS, giving the iPad its own operating system designed specifically for tablet needs. However, there are many reasons to doubt the veracity of this leak. Given Apple usually releases its Mac operating systems in the fall ( macOS Ventura is just days away) and macOS 14 is due out next year, this is likely the earliest we could see this Frankenstein macOS-iPad crossover. Majin Bu claims macOS 14 is codenamed Mendocino, and that the iPad Pro version will be based on this. Reasons for doubtĪs for the timing, macOS for the iPad Pro would likely be released around this time next year. It will be an exclusive for the high-end M2 iPad Pro, according to Majin Bu. On today’s tutorial we will study the Operation Tab of the Preferences Window. What’s more, macOS apparently will not be coming to the M1 iPad Pro, or any other iPads for that matter. The Preferences Window in Pro Tools lets the user set the behavior of all aspects such as the display, operation, editing, mixing, metering, etc. Previously, DaVinci Resolve was only available on the Mac, not on the iPad. The leaker added that having macOS on the iPad Pro could explain why popular video-editing app DaVinci Resolve announced today that it is coming to the iPad. That would make buttons designed for a mouse easier to press with a finger. Ironically, one of the ways that could happen is by making the user interface around 25% larger, according to Majin Bu. f4RrainlZ1īy “smaller,” the leaker means that this version of macOS would be “simplified” for the iPad. A simplified version should be planned for the M2. ![]() 'Mendocino' should be the codename for macOS 14. The rumor comes from leaker Majin Bu on Twitter, who claims their sources have told them Apple is working on a “smaller” version of macOS that would be exclusively for the M2 iPad Pro, which Apple has only just released.Īccording with my source Apple would be testing a smaller version of macOS exclusively for the new iPad Pro M2! That’s because a new rumor claims Apple is working on bringing macOS to the M2 iPad Pro, but it could be nothing more than a tall tale. People have been complaining for years that Apple should just merge its mobile and desktop operating systems, and they might finally see their wish come true - sort of. ![]()
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