Release the iWork suite and some sort of thin client/remote desktop app and then see how people use them. Learn, iterate, repeat. They can build an ARM-based Mac bit by bit, out in the open, without anyone freaking out and killing their x86 sales.
Release the iWork suite and some sort of thin client/remote desktop app and then see how people use them. Learn, iterate, repeat. They can build an ARM-based Mac bit by bit, out in the open, without anyone freaking out and killing their x86 sales.
Do they share any new code nowadays?
Yes, iOS and MacOS are very similar now, but they weren’t that similar in 2007. Yes, both were Darwin based, but from there up they originally were pretty distinct.
It's hard to believe no one at Apple has this issue but maybe they all just use 2 devices or something.
As for multiple accounts, they exist on iOS. You just have to be managing the devices for education:
https://help.apple.com/deployment/education/#/cad7e2e0cf56
When I mentioned multiple accounts, I meant on AppleTV. AppleTV can switch accounts in "consumer mode" so each person gets their "personalized experience"
Honestly, it's a mess. But they can improve by working on it and paying attention to real-world situations.