Apple is taking the wraps off macOS 10.15, also known as Catalina at WWDC today. The company is introducing a bunch of new features for macOS today, but the main focus is on the new cross-platform apps that allow iOS app developers to bring their apps to the Mac.
Here’s almost everything that’s coming with macOS 10.15:
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macOS 10.15 will be available to developers later today.
skane2600
<p>At the risk of repeating myself, isn't Marzipan just a porting tool akin to Microsoft's Desktop Bridge rather than providing the capability of running standard iPad apps on the Mac?</p>
skane2600
<blockquote><em><a href="#432729">In reply to lvthunder:</a></em></blockquote><p>I'm just noting that there's a difference between a developer tool and a user capability. From a users perspective what would matter is if they can run their existing iPad apps on their Mac.</p>
dontbe evil
<blockquote><em><a href="#432759">In reply to curtisspendlove:</a></em></blockquote><p>mmm where did I already seen all of these … any help?</p>
dontbe evil
<p>but but people doens’t want to talk to pc … oh sorry I was confused, I thought this was windows… it’s so cool!!! apple is the best!!!</p><p><br></p><p>but but people doens't want phone/tablet apps on pc … oh sorry I was confused, I thought this was windows… it's so cool!!! apple is the best!!!</p>
dontbe evil
<blockquote><em><a href="#432957">In reply to daf42:</a></em></blockquote><p>have an upvote, butthurt apple fans that don't like the truth, downvoted you</p>