A new rumor assures that macOS 14 will be compatible with the iPad Pro, the dream of many come true.
The The iPad has evolved over time to become a real personal computer. It is true that it is not a classic computer to use, it has its advantages and disadvantages, but it is a device that can be used professionally, especially with the arrival of the iPad Pro. However, many see the operating system as too great. a con for the iPad.
iPads have iPadOS, a system designed for a touchscreen with a different way of working than macOS. However, macOS should be fully compatible with current iPad Pros, as they use the same chip as MacBooks. And, although Apple resisted this, new leak says macOS could be coming to the iPad next year.
The iPad Pro is very capable, will we ever see macOS on the iPad?
A lite version of macOS for the iPad
Filtering sources Majin Bu shared this Apple is working on a “smaller” version of macOS exclusively for the iPad Pro M2. It would be codenamed Mendocino and will be released for macOS 14 in 2023.
According to reports, currently macOS user interface is 25% larger
According to my source, Apple is testing a smaller version of macOS exclusively for the new iPad Pro M2. “Mendocino” should be the codename for macOS 14. A lite version should be planned for M2.
According to my source, Apple is testing a smaller version of macOS exclusively for the new iPad Pro M2!
“Mendocino” should be the code name for macOS 14. A simplified version should be planned for the M2. pic.twitter.com/f4RrainlZ1—Majin Bu (@MajinBuOfficial) October 20, 2022
According to the lessor, this too would explain the arrival of DaVinci Resolve exclusively for the iPd Pro M2as well as the patent for a future version of iPadOS with Mac graphics leaked earlier this year.
Of course, keep in mind that these are only internal tests. It really doesn’t make sense for Apple to change the interface of iPadOS, with this most users have no problem, what is needed is for macOS apps to be able to run on an iPad Pro. Especially Apple applications like Logic Pro, Xcode or FinalCut Pro.
