Have any of you tried a LumaFusion project yet on Mac? I have it downloaded and installed and it's worked great from day 1, but I haven't done a real project yet.
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Are there any iOS apps that you find useful (as useful as an iPad or iPhone) on the new M1.
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Because it is not a native Apple Silicon app yet. In fact, it is an Electron app which means it is a bit of a resource hog to begin with.
You can sideload any app from your iPhone/iPad using Apple Configurator. https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...and-more.2269629/?post=29273562#post-29273562
I did, but it doesn't support the more advanced features like silence trimming.
Good (and useful) question from the OP. Signed up to MacRumors (long-time lurker) to post my findings: Base model MBA: Strava works well and sits comfortably on the desktop almost as a widget; I like that. Duolingo also seems to offer full functionality and responds well. I'm also having success using the DTS Play-fi streaming app and this behaves just as it does on the iPad/iPhone. Of course, none of these apps are heavily touch-screen dependent and their functionality transfers well to when using keyboard/trackpad.
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The Disney+ app is basically native
Netflix used to work but they blocked us from playing with it
infuse iOS app is better than the alpha Mac app
I use the iOS outlook app just to save power.
Dark sky is great and so is Apollo
The Disney+ app is basically native
Netflix used to work but they blocked us from playing with it
infuse iOS app is better than the alpha Mac app
