The problem with the iPad as as many have pointed out is that the software hampers what it can do unless you’re willing to contort yourself into a very specific workflow. For most casual users those limitations aren’t an issue and the advantages of the form factor outweigh the deficits. But when you charge MBPro money for a device the trade-offs sting. As @jsnell says, the best solution would be to just let us virtualize macOS on an iPad Pro when using it in certain modes https://sixcolors.com/post/2024/05/the-ipad-pro-is-no-longer-the-future-so-whats-next/
@film_girl @jsnell The iPad and accessories are my ideal computing device. It is such a great package. The only thing keeping it from being near perfect is that when docked to a keyboard I would love it to go into a more MacOS like mode.
Every time they try and add desktop like features to the iPad they make it more complicated and clunky than it needs to be.