Comment by whycome
16 hours ago
I have no idea what stage manager is and I don’t wanna look it up. And I have an iPad. But it’s also running the older ios
16 hours ago
I have no idea what stage manager is and I don’t wanna look it up. And I have an iPad. But it’s also running the older ios
Don’t upgrade. Stay as long as you can.
Not an option if you need the latest XCode.
I mean, do you need the latest xcode? Apps build for older macos still work with new macos. Same with iphone.
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> I have no idea what stage manager is and I don’t wanna look it up.
It’s just yet another way to manage windows. It’s fully optional, I never even remember it exists. It was introduced in iPadOS 16 / macOS 13.
https://support.apple.com/guide/ipad/ipad1240f36f/
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/mchl534ba392/
Apple still "helpfully" enables Stage Managers dumb "click the desktop to see icons" by default even without Stage Manager enabled. Product Manager brain.