iPad Pro I don’t get all the hate for Stage Manager

[cwosigns]

What’s the difference between releasing a buggy early version and releasing a BETA?

A public release that is buggy: app developers can release apps that are optimized for that version, including any new APIs or SDK features that are part of a big numerical versions (iOS 14, 15, 16, etc.). With a beta, they can't update their apps with new SDK features or call APIs and put them in the App Store. They may iteratively fix crashes that pop-up over the course of the beta cycles.

 

[chevyboy60013]

I wish my 10.5 iPad Pro from I think 2017 would get it. Love it on my iPad Pro m1 and on ventura so wish it would be available on this iPad as well.

 

[Booji]

What’s the difference between releasing a buggy early version and releasing a BETA?

With a beta version, you have all the other bugs of the rest of the OS to deal with - not just Stage Manager.