Good times. I remember when this was part of the court case.
Sounds like what we need is for Tim Cook to try to use iOS 13 and lose access to one of his favorite apps by upgrading to Catalina, and then to get a crumb or something into his keyboard.
Sounds like what we need is for Tim Cook to try to use iOS 13 and lose access to one of his favorite apps by upgrading to Catalina, and then to get a crumb or something into his keyboard.
Two blinking cursors and no easy way to choose which window is active. To enter text in the Google Doc after using my text editor, I have to tap the URL bar twice, dismiss the suggestions, and then it's active.
Given that my iPad is my only computer, this release has been really rough. It's getting there, and I'm sure with time it will only get better.
Just wish it was more reliable and less buggy: I've used iPads constantly since the very first one, but this has had me looking at laptops and Microsoft's Surface...
I’ve never had this issue? What is your setup? I always thought it was funny that in a Mac you can’t set your default monitor, but I’ve never run into the issue you are describing.
What you term "alien, obscure, and mind-bogglingly bizarre" is the only way I think should work.
Shouldn't you, though? Display arrangement lets you relocate the menu bar—imo that's as good a signal as any about which monitor should be the default.